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Engineers develop game-changing material that could revolutionize future buildings: 'We can make walls robust enough'
A team of engineers in Australia has unveiled a game-changing building material that could drastically lower construction costs — and pollution — worldwide. Developed by researchers at RMIT University ...
In partnership with Georgetown University’s Global Cities Initiative, IWBI and over a dozen supporting organizations—including AAFA, AIHA, ASHRAE, BOMA, Global Green, Green Building Initiative, Green ...
KALAMAZOO, MI -- Big changes are being dreamed up at Western Michigan University’s campus -- including a new multicultural center and student health center. A slew of buildings may be torn down and ...
The global energy equation is undergoing a seismic shift. Historically, commercial buildings were designed to consume energy passively, with minimal consideration for when, how or why they used power.
An Australian construction firm has completed testing on concrete that captures air pollution and stores it for good, reported Australian Manufacturing. Boral ran trials using old concrete from one of ...
The world of architecture has undergone a dramatic transformation in the last decade, thanks to the evolution of visualization technologies. Among them, 3D architectural exterior rendering stands out ...
State development officials will allow the Ilitch organization and New York-based The Related Cos. to strip an affordable housing requirement from the first building in their 10-project, $1.5 billion ...
Across Europe and beyond, architects are confronting a turning point. As rising emissions targets collide with shrinking material supplies and the growing urgency of climate commitments, the built ...
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