Researchers at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology created a new material based on the skeleton of a deep-sea ...
Concrete in Minecraft provides a durable and vibrant option for building. It offers bright, clean finishes in 16 colors.
Building materials made in factories can contain latent defects. These are hidden time bombs that can explode, causing mayhem ...
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Stockhead on MSNHere’s how green concrete can meaningfully slash global emissionsConcrete is a major contributor to global carbon emissions, but ASX listed Suvo Strategic Minerals taking the lead to find green solutions.
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ABC7 KABC on MSNWildfire victims look to nontraditional materials, methods as a solution to rebuilding homesThe Eaton Fire burned everything in its path along Dr. Bruce Lander's street in Altadena, but it came to a halt when it ...
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Tech Xplore on MSNConcrete evidence: Japanese buildings absorb 14% of cement production's carbon footprintConcrete structures in Japan capture and store about 14% of the CO2 emissions released during cement production, according to ...
Ozinga's distinctive red and white ready-mix concrete trucks serve markets in Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan and South Florida. Chicago-based concrete and building materials supplier ...
Inspired by the humble deep-sea sponge, RMIT University engineers have developed a new material with remarkable compressive ...
Mary Richardson meets the research and design practice advocating for bio-based materials such as hemp, straw and unfired ...
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Earth Talk: Building materials and carbon dioxide storageIs it really possible to store large amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2) in building materials like concrete and plastic? If so, ...
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The Cool Down on MSNScientists develop new material that could make buildings safer in earthquakes — here's how it worksThe foam makes air pockets in the concrete matrix. Scientists develop new material that could make buildings safer in ...
Odami’s ongoing practice of merging dichotomies continues at Hay Sushi in Toronto where softness meets strong industrialism.
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