All the latest design news for the construction sector
In the heart of Malawi, a critical examination of the construction industry’s challenges and research priorities is unfolding, with implications that resonate far beyond its borders. Patsani Gregory Kumambala, a researcher from the Lilongwe Universit
Malawi Study Uncovers Construction Hurdles, Charts Path for Energy Sector Growth Read More »
In the quest for sustainable construction materials, researchers are turning to unlikely sources: agricultural waste. A recent study led by Abiodun Joseph Kilani from the University of South Africa’s Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering an
South African Study Turns Agricultural Waste into Concrete Reinforcers Read More »
In a groundbreaking study published in the journal “Discover Civil Engineering” (translated as “Exploring Civil Engineering”), researchers have unveiled promising findings on the use of waste Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) aggregates in structural
Recycled PET Aggregates Revolutionize Structural Lightweight Mortars Read More »
In a groundbreaking study published in the *Journal of Road Engineering* (translated from Persian as *Magazine of Road Engineering*), researchers have uncovered a promising avenue for sustainable road construction by repurposing industrial byproducts
Indian Study Paves Way for Sustainable Roads with Industrial Waste Read More »
In the rapidly evolving world of construction and infrastructure, a groundbreaking study is set to revolutionize how we think about road construction, particularly in the realm of cement concrete pavements. Published in the *Journal of Road Engineeri
Wuhan University Study Revolutionizes Cement Concrete Pavements with Precast Tech Read More »
In the heart of every bustling city lies an age-old tension: the delicate dance between urban development and the natural world. A recent study published in *Fengjing Yuanlin* (Scenic Gardens and Groves) by lead author Xiangrong Wang sheds light on t
Nature City Concept Redefines Urban Development for Sustainability Read More »
In the heart of China’s rapid urbanization lies a pressing challenge: the homogenization of landscapes, where cities and towns begin to look eerily similar, losing their unique character and cultural identity. This issue is particularly acute in geog
China’s Urban Identity Crisis: Poetry and Tech Preserve Local Landscapes Read More »
In the heart of Egypt, a revolution is brewing in the way residential buildings are designed and constructed, and it’s not just about the pyramids. Dr. Bishoy Magdy Tawfeeq Sidhom, a lecturer at the Future Higher Institute for Engineering and Technol
Egyptian Innovator Revolutionizes Social Housing with BIM Energy Tech Read More »
In a groundbreaking study published in the journal *Nature Environment and Pollution Technology* (translated as *Natural Environment and Pollution Technology*), researchers have uncovered a novel application for wastewater generated during the hydrot
Wastewater Revolution: HTL-AP Transforms Concrete Sustainability Read More »
In the heart of Egypt’s architectural landscape, a quiet revolution is underway, one that promises to redefine the way cities are built and lived in. Dr. Amira Mersal, a leading voice from the Architecture Department at Alexandria University’s Facult
Egyptian Architect Dr. Amira Mersal Pioneers Tech-Driven Sustainable Urban Revolution Read More »
