Thursday, July 17, 2025

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Wooden skyscrapers could transform construction by trapping carbon emission

All over the world, architects and engineers are crafting cutting-edge skyscrapers from one of the most renewable and sustainable materials available to humanity — wood. For the time being, the tallest wooden building in the world is the MjOstarnet, an...

RMD Kwikform launches new heavy duty propping system TETRASHOR with extraordinary versatility and strength-to-weight ratio

RMD Kwikform, a global leader in formwork, falsework and ground shoring solutions, has launched Tetrashor, a lightweight modular propping system that can deliver a loading capacity of up to 400 kN. The system has been designed for the building refurbishment...

CEMEX launches construction materials testing service

LabExperts will offer customers a full testing and investigation service managed from the CEMEX UK National Technical Centre in Warwickshire, which houses nine market-leading laboratories and advanced testing equipment. An expert team of 15, comprising technicians, managers and customer liaison...

JCB develops construction’s first hydrogen-fuelled excavator

JCB has developed the construction industry’s first hydrogen-powered excavator as it continues to lead the sector on zero and low carbon technologies. The 20t 220X excavator - powered by a hydrogen fuel cell - has been undergoing rigorous testing at...

Construction Company Nexii Pushes Green Alternative To Carbon-Heavy Concrete

Nexii Building Solutions Inc. is the name of the company and its signature product is Nexiite, a proprietary material that allows for the rapid construction of sustainable buildings. The material is meant to replace concrete, which has a high...

Mobile Robotic System 3D Prints Single-Piece Concrete Structures

The scientists at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore have spent a lot of time and energy over the last few years researching construction 3D printing with concrete materials. Two years ago, the NTU Singapore Centre for 3D Printing...

KIIT researchers develop cement-less green construction material

KIIT researchers have developed a cement-less green construction material. For the first time, the technology has been implemented successfully in Odisha. Experiments with the novel road construction material were carried out on a pilot basis near village Amanapada in Cuttack...

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