Category: Modern Building Technologies

3Dadept The PolyPlastics Group, an expert in technical thermoplasty, has developed a solution that converts high -performance resins into fine powder. Called Durast® powder technologyThis solution can transform very strong plastics that can normally not be processed into powder Individual powder forms (smooth, round or fiber) therefore you work in various additive manufacturing processes. According… Continue reading Polyplastic develops a solution that transforms resins into 3D printing powder

The stakeholders have expressed concerns about the fragmentation of Green Building Initiative in Nigeria and emphasized the need for harmonization and cooperation to achieve sustainability goals. They called for more awareness, the development of a uniform Nigerian standard, clear definitions and metrics to measure the performance of green structure, access to funds and a stronger… Continue reading Stakeholders urge the standardization of Green Building Initiatives

A palm-sized stainless steel part made on board the international space station has been back on earth, and thus a lot of data about how metals behave without gravity. The findings could redesign how we build and repair hardware in orbit – and one day far beyond the earth. A small part with outside of… Continue reading In this mysterious metal object, scientists will question modern technology

Shillong, September 27: The third Indian, responsible Tourism State Summit (Irtss) in 2025 The World Tourism Day took place here and brought together tourism pioneers and stakeholders to celebrate and promote responsible tourism practices. The awards were awarded to people who have made significant contributions to sustainable tourism. The joint secretary and tourism director Brenda… Continue reading Meghalaya commits to sustainable tourism practices

Due to their unique long -range disorders and short -term nuclear regulations such as high hardness, outstanding corrosion resistance and wear resistance, amorphous alloys have exceptional features. [1]Present [2]. They make these properties very promising for applications in demanding environments, including building materials that are exposed to hard conditions such as aggressive corrosive environments and… Continue reading Unveiling the role of TINX content optimization to improve the performance of FE-based amorphous composite coatings

One of the most environmentally harmful industries in the world is the construction industry, which produces around 61% of total waste in Great Britain. Despite many efforts, millions of potentially valuable materials continue to be rejected. British company Only ceramics has developed an innovative solution for this global topic by converting demolition waste into high… Continue reading Looser of architectural waste problems: Designwanted

It only takes a minute to register for a free account and you will enjoy it: Weekly newsletter that provide valuable news and information about the commercial naval sector Access to the database of the Maritime Journal industry Website access (3 standard messages per month) Does your organization need more access? Upgrade… Continue reading CTV as a test case for AI ship design | News

Edward McKinnon Edward McKinnon was born in Memphis, Tennessee, and grew up there before moving in the High School in Northwest Arkansas. In 2024 he graduated into journalism at the University of Arkansas. He has reported K-12 education and related topics in the Northwest Arkansa Democrat Gazette since February 2025. His hobbies include looking at… Continue reading The maximum price for the new Woodland Junior High from Fayetteeville is almost 100 million US dollars

Contec Australia presented its first 3D-printed house and marked one step forward for more sustainable, cheaper and faster construction projects. A unique aspect of this latest build when knocking, a suburb of Perth, is that it includes two floors instead of the only floor with this building method, reported New Atlas. Photo loan: Contc Australia… Continue reading “More than three times the strength of standard stones”

Three out of five builders and merchants say that they plan to start or continue sustainability training New examinations by Jewson suggest that more than half (54%) of the builders and commercial people gain more work by offering services associated with sustainability. The data, which are part of the annual trade trend report of Jewson,… Continue reading Sustainable solutions win craftsmen more work