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SSAB and Parmaco to build the first fossil-free building in 2025
SSAB's HYBRIT process converts iron ore into steel using hydrogen and generates drinking water as the only by-product.
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Kawasaki develops autonomous trenching system for construction
Kawasaki introduces autonomous excavator solution, improving trenching efficiency at construction sites.
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Forest Green Rovers FC to build UK’s first wooden stadium
Forest Green Rovers' new stadium, Eco Park, will be the UK's first eco-friendly wooden sports venue.
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Sustainable wood cladding: An eco-friendly solution from tree bark
Researchers create a biological coating that transforms tree bark into high-performance wood protection.
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Baldini Group adds a second Liebherr crane with advanced LICCON3 technology
The Liebherr crane's ability to carry its own tools eliminates the need for additional support vehicles and improves productivity.
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Engineers use recycled carpet fibers to reduce cracks in concrete
Recycled fibers transform concrete into a stronger, more crack-resistant solution, promoting sustainability.
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Researchers at the University of Virginia developed 3D concrete with graphene
Graphene in the new 3D concrete also triples its strength, making the constructions of the future more sustainable and durable.
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New Murabba advances 86% in excavations and adds 3 million safe hours
The temporary bridge connecting the New Murabba site will reduce 800,000 truck movements on public roads.
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Tadano’s first electric rough terrain crane arrives in the United States
Tadano's crane implements six lithium-ion batteries that supply a capacity of 226 kWh, under the structure of an electric motor that ensures a great reduction of…
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Kingdom Holding restarts construction of the Jeddah Tower, the tallest in the world!
The Jeddah Tower will surpass the height of the Burj Khalifa.
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Walmart expands its facilities with Alquist using 3D printing
The Walmart in Athens, Tennessee now has the tallest 3D printed walls in the US, reaching 19'4" and being earthquake resistant.
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Eskom transforms road construction with recycled coal ash in South Africa
The company is using more than 2,900 tonnes of recycled coal ash per kilometre in road construction in Mpumalanga.