
World’s largest wooden structure dazzles at Expo 2025 Osaka
It was built using traditional Japanese techniques without nails or screws, combined with modern methods.

It was built using traditional Japanese techniques without nails or screws, combined with modern methods.

The recovery procedure requires supplying voltage to the generating sets, allowing their start-up and the progressive regeneration of energy through the grid.

88% of the materials dismantled at the nuclear power plant can be reused after decontamination.

Carbonatable concrete could transform construction by making it greener and more resilient, absorbing CO₂ in the process.

The new cement reuses demolition waste and significantly reduces emissions without compromising structural performance.

The station building will have a surface area of less than 10 square meters and will be made of reinforced concrete.

Macquarie Point Stadium marks a breakthrough in sustainable architecture with its timber roof.

The structure will have a useful life of 100 years.

3D printed social housing: speed, sustainability and compliance with international standards.

RENCO transforms construction with sustainable modular bricks.

Norway builds world's longest and deepest undersea tunnel, cutting E39 journeys by 11 hours.

These innovations position the company as a pioneer in machinery for out-of-this-world and deep-ocean applications.