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3D concrete printing is a major technological advancement for this decade in the field of construction. Benefiting building and...

Adaptive architecture is an increasingly fundamental approach in contemporary commercial design. Its goal is to create buildings that can...

Discover the differences between Hollow Steel Tubular vs Concrete-Filled Steel Tubular structures. Find out which one offers better strength

Article Info Word Count: 307 Author credentials: PhD in Infrastructure Engineering and Management Content 1. Characteristic Strength in...

Architects are equal parts engineers and artists. They have to build infrastructure that is not only safe and functional, but...

by Najeeb Himas Mohammed (Quantity Surveyor) A concrete estimator is a professional who is responsible for estimating the quantity and...

Irvine Sellar, the Shard's developer and joint owner, wanted to create an architecturally stunning vertical city with retail, offices,...

The construction industry generates approximately $10 trillion in annual revenue, accounting for roughly 6% of global GDP. Indeed,...

GFRC wall panels, or glass fiber-reinforced concrete panels, are an innovative type of construction material. Unlike traditional...

With good cause, 3D printing technology has become a popular buzzword in recent years.

The perimeter design of a building has a significant impact on seismic behavior.

It's no surprise that firms are looking into adopting 3D printing in building now that 3D printing devices are readily available

Introduction Concrete is an artificial building material obtained by mixing cement, fine aggregate, coarse aggregate, and water in...

SFRC Overview Fibre-reinforced concrete is a composite material comprised of traditional concrete and steel fibres (look picture below)....

A beam resting on supports at each end trends to bend under its own weight and under applied loading. This causes compression along the top

137,500 elephants, each weighing an average 6000kg corresponds to 330,000 of concrete used for the Burj Khalifa skyscraper.

General Informationℹ️ Location: East Third Ring Road Guanghua Road Beijing, China Construction dates: 1 June 2004 - 16 May 2012 Floor...