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Innovative solution to extending networks through concrete flooring discovered

An innovative cable-free solution for extending networks through concrete flooring has

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The search for a green alternative to cement

Cement is a component of concrete, but its production has been known to create high carbon emissions. Concrete manufacturers, therefore, have begun looking for

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The innovative use of thermal breaks in concrete flooring

Two apartment blocks in a Brooklyn, New York neighbourhood feature innovative use of structured thermal breaks in the concrete flooring of the

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How concrete flooring helps keep athletes cool

The architects in charge of designing the athlete’s village in Paris for this summer’s games have implemented an interesting way to keep the occupants cool during the hot summer.

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Cloud technology makes sure concrete floors are flat

In many situations, it is important that concrete flooring is completely flat, especially in work environments equipped with robots, which can be inefficient on

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Four trends defining the future of concrete

During the GIC European concrete event in April 2024, ten trends shaping the concrete industry’s

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New method discovered to build textile-reinforced concrete flooring

Textile-reinforced concrete, compared to steel-reinforced concrete, is not only lighter but also more eco-friendly. However, calculating its performance in

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Golden Trowel Awards highlight improvements in concrete flooring

Golden Trowel Awards are presented to contractors who create the most level concrete flooring. The concept behind the founding of the awards is

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Study looks at how to replace sand in concrete

11th February 2024 by Sean Couldwell Concrete 0 Comments

Rice University in Texas has conducted a study on replacing sand with

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New York skyscraper uses Ancient Roman flooring technique

A recently converted skyscraper in New York has utilised technology similar to that used in the construction of the Pantheon, which dates back to

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