Building Products

Bridges represent some of humanity’s most ambitious engineering achievements—structures spanning vast distances while supporting extraordinary loads under dynamic and often harsh environmental conditions. Traditional bridge construction has relied upon steel and concrete—materials perfected over generations, understood thoroughly, and standardized...

The construction industry stands at a critical juncture where environmental imperatives have transitioned from optional consideration to fundamental business necessity. Buildings account for over 40 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions throughout their complete lifecycle—from material extraction and manufacturing...

The construction industry stands at the threshold of a digital revolution, and at its core lies an innovation reshaping how infrastructure is monitored and maintained. Smart concrete sensors represent a fundamental shift from reactive maintenance approaches toward proactive, data-driven...

It is worth noting that concrete fines have been regarded as waste products but now putting them back into the mix and reducing the embedded carbon has shown signs of working. The cross-industry trial, which is funded by Innovate UK...

As a homeowner, having a durable, energy-efficient, and long-lasting roof is one of your biggest concerns you have. The conventional roofing designs, though dependable, may require extensive maintenance and may not always keep pace with changing climatic conditions and...

Throughout history, material science advances have enabled architectural breakthroughs. Bronze enabled durable weapons and tools. Iron enabled longer spans and greater heights. Steel revolutionized skyscraper development. Concrete democratized infrastructure availability to populations worldwide. Today, another materials revolution unfolds through...

The construction industry processes vast quantities of data throughout project lifecycles. Workers generate activity records. Equipment produces operational metrics. Materials flow through supply chains. Environmental conditions fluctuate continuously. Weather patterns evolve. Labor productivity varies. Yet, despite this enormous data...