Category: Essential Building Materials

Artificial intelligence Remodels the way we design, build and manage Infrastructure. Many thanks to sensors, intelligent algorithms and large amounts of data, streets, bridges and even completely Cities are becoming more efficient, safer and sustainable. Smart traffic lights in St. Petersburg, Florida In St. PetersburgA little outside of Tampa, Florida, Intelligent traffic light control Helps… Continue reading How AI operates sustainable infrastructure development

Researchers at the University of Aarhus have shown that cement can hold more than just walls. By embedding living bacteria in the most common building material in the world, the team has created a super condenser that is able to store electricity. The proof-of-concept material not only contains energy, but can also restore its performance… Continue reading Lively cement stores energy and restores the capacity when nutrients are fed

A new recycling system for green waste is now open to Maui. Hawai'i Organics Compost in Waikapū is the largest company of its kind on the island. Manager Jenny Sullivan said that Green Waste expired in the dump on the central Maui waste landfill in the district, but it is really a valuable resource. “The… Continue reading New Maui recycling facility tries to keep green waste away from the landfill and make them usable

Go north of Oss on the N329 in Twilight and shine in the dark. These green line-made with photoluminescence color, which absorb light during the day and radiate at night, are connected by temperature-sensitive markings in the form of ice crystals that only occur under freezing conditions, as well as the lanes that can be… Continue reading How intelligent highways change transport

You probably have a wooden chair in the house or maybe a cutting board in the kitchen. It is solid. Reliable. But you would never confuse it with steel. A fascinating project could change this one day. It turns out that scientists look at daily wood and find paths to transform it into a super… Continue reading “It could only be transmitted from metal”

Herzog & de Meuron has completed a headquarters for Switzerland Bank Lombard Odier in Geneva, Switzerland. The program is located in Bellevue on the bank of the Genfsee and offers 2,000 employees with a capacity of up to 2,600 and replaces six separate locations in the city. Image with friendly approval: Herzog & de Meuron… Continue reading Herzog & de Meuron completes the Geneva headquarters with thin, curved concrete slabs | News

The Imarc Group recently published a new research study entitled “North America PVC Pipes Market Size, Share, Trends and forecast by application and land, 2025-2033”. North America PVC Pipes market overview The market size for PVC Pipes in North America was rated 4.5 million tons in 2024. In the aftermath, the IMARC group estimates the… Continue reading North America PVC Pipes Market growth, stock and trend report

Ron Ansley, owner of California art supply, opened his business under the company cleaning “Create or the Art Supply”, but he really doesn't want them to die for art, and he encourages them to keep them both ears. In fact, his concept was forming art at fair costs, regardless of the artistic vision or skills.… Continue reading Create or die? | Art & entertainment

Due to their crucial role in ensuring structural security under extreme environmental conditions, high-performance concrete structures have gained the global importance [[1]Present [2]Present [3]]. With increasing environmental concerns regarding construction waste, recycled fiber materials are increasingly implemented in reinforced concrete structures. Artificial recycled fibers, especially for their environmentally friendly characteristics, improve the structural durability and… Continue reading High temperature binding performance and size effect analysis of basalt polypropylene hybrid fiber concrete concrete concrete

The underside of an adult sunflower star at UW Friday Harbor Laboratories. Dennis Wise/University of Washington Did you know that UW researchers have finally found out why Seeme -Stars die quickly? Sea stars have been wiped out by a bizarre lavish disease since 2013. This includes more than 90% of the single-communic sunflower seaside stars… Continue reading Autumn 2025 News and Research Briefs from the UW