Design

In the heart of Iran’s construction industry, a pressing question is being asked: how can we build greener, and what’s holding us back? Turan Karimaei, an M.Sc. in Engineering & Construction Management from Imam Khomeini International University, is

In the quest for sustainable architecture, a novel structural system named Tronco has emerged as a promising solution, according to recent research published in the journal ‘مهندسی و مدیریت ساخت’ (Engineering and Construction Management). The study,

In the heart of Iran’s Qazvin branch of the Islamic Azad University, Parvin Montazeri, a recent graduate of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, has been delving into the timeless art of masonry construction. Her research, published in the journal ‘مهند

In the heart of Iran’s Qazvin branch of the Islamic Azad University, a groundbreaking study led by Parvin Montazeri, a recent M.S.C graduate in Civil Engineering, is challenging the status quo of the construction industry. Her research, published in

In the quest for sustainable development, the construction industry finds itself under the microscope, and for good reason. As communities grow, so does the industry’s environmental footprint. A recent study published in the journal *مهندسی و مدیریت

In the heart of Baghdad, at Mustansiriyah University, a groundbreaking study is reshaping our understanding of eco-friendly construction materials. Dr. Sawsan Akram Hassan, a leading civil engineer, has pioneered a novel approach to modeling the stre

In the heart of India’s industrial landscape, a pressing challenge looms large: the mountains of pond ash, a byproduct of coal combustion in thermal power plants, are piling up, occupying vast land areas and posing significant environmental risks. Bu

In the quest for sustainable and high-performance materials, a recent study led by Lamrot Kebede Kassa from the Department of Mechanical Engineering has unveiled promising advancements in the realm of natural fiber-reinforced polymer composites. Publ

In the heart of Indiana, researchers are laying the groundwork for a future where roads do more than just provide a smooth ride. Mohamed Abdel Raouf, an assistant professor at Ball State University’s Department of Construction Management and Interior