Building Methods

Recent advancements in construction materials have taken a significant leap forward, particularly in the realm of grouting technologies. A groundbreaking study led by Xinzheng Qu from the College of Energy and Mining Engineering at Shandong Universit

In a significant advancement for bridge safety and maintenance, researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking method for detecting and characterizing surface defects on bridge cables. This innovative approach, developed by Hong Zhang and his team at the

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal ‘Underground Space’, researchers have unveiled a novel type of joint designed to enhance the structural integrity of subway excavations. The innovative bolt-fastened wedge (BFW) active joints aim to

In a groundbreaking study published in the ‘Journal of Intelligent Construction’, researchers have unveiled a state-of-the-art intelligent detection algorithm that could revolutionize safety protocols on construction sites. Led by Ruiyang Feng from t

The construction industry is on the brink of a transformative shift, thanks to innovative research that merges traditional methods with cutting-edge technology. A recent study led by Jingyuan Guan from the School of Civil and Transportation Engineeri

In an era where the demand for efficient and sustainable construction practices is on the rise, innovative technologies are becoming critical to overcoming geological challenges. A recent study led by Gaofeng Zhao from the School of Civil Engineering

In a rapidly evolving construction landscape, the latest research published in the *Journal of Intelligent Construction* sheds light on pressing issues that could redefine operational protocols and enhance project efficiencies. Although specific deta

In a significant advancement for fire safety in hydropower construction, researchers from Tsinghua University have conducted an in-depth study on smoke propagation and ventilation modes within the underground powerhouse of a hydropower station. Led b

In the ever-evolving landscape of construction, ensuring the stability of rock slopes, especially those containing faults, has emerged as a pressing concern for engineers and project managers alike. A recent study led by Mingzhe Xu from the State Key

In a significant leap for construction automation, researchers have developed a groundbreaking control method for robotic tile laying that promises to enhance both quality and efficiency on job sites. The study, led by Huixing Zhou from the School of