All the latest best practices for the construction sector
In the quest for sustainable solutions to plastic waste, a groundbreaking study led by Nathania Puspitasari from the Department of Chemical Engineering at Widya Mandala Surabaya Catholic University has introduced a novel method to accelerate the biod
Indonesian Researchers Accelerate PET Biodegradation with Enzyme Fusion Breakthrough Read More »
In the heart of Europe, a pressing challenge looms large: the impending demolition of vast panel housing estates, a legacy of mid-20th century construction in the Czech Republic. As these structures approach the end of their operational lifespan, res
Brno Researchers Revolutionize Czech Housing Demolition Planning Read More »
In the quest to make buildings more sustainable, a recent study has shed light on how circular refurbishment measures can significantly impact indoor air quality and comfort, offering valuable insights for the energy sector. Led by Valentino Festa fr
Circular Refurbishment Boosts Building Sustainability and Air Quality Read More »
In a groundbreaking development for the construction and energy sectors, researchers have unveiled a high-resolution global dataset that maps the in-use stocks of steel, aluminum, and cement from 2000 to 2019. This innovative work, led by Kun Sun fro
Global Material Stocks Mapped: Boosting Energy and Construction Sustainability Read More »
In the high-stakes environment of hospital operating rooms, maintaining precise control over temperature and pressure is not just a matter of comfort—it’s a critical factor in patient safety and surgical precision. A recent study published in the jou
Baghdad Researchers Revolutionize OR Climate Control with Smart VAV System Read More »
In the heart of Brazil, researchers are turning construction waste into a valuable resource, offering a promising solution for sustainable building materials. Elvia Soraya Santos Nascimento, a scientist from the Federal University of Sergipe, has bee
Brazilian Researchers Turn Construction Waste into Eco-Friendly Bricks Read More »
In a significant stride towards sustainable construction materials, researchers have demonstrated that porcelain stoneware tiles manufactured with waste incineration bottom ash (BA) are not only technically viable but also environmentally safe. This
Porcelain Tiles from Waste Ash: Safe, Sustainable Breakthrough Read More »
In the quest for sustainable construction materials, researchers have turned to an unexpected source: agricultural ashes from cold and temperate regions. A recent study led by A. Sadoon from the University of Manitoba’s Civil Engineering department,
Agricultural Ashes: Manitoba Researchers Revolutionize Green Cement Read More »
In the quest for sustainable road construction, researchers have uncovered a promising alternative that could reshape the industry’s approach to material use. A recent study published in *Construction Materials* (translated from Portuguese) explores
Portuguese Study Unveils Eco-Friendly Asphalt from Mining Waste & RAP Read More »
In a groundbreaking stride towards sustainable construction, researchers have transformed discarded plastic bottles into lightweight synthetic sand (LSS), paving the way for eco-friendly mortars that could revolutionize the industry. This innovative
Algerian Innovators Turn Plastic Bottles into Eco-Friendly Construction Sand Read More »
