Category: Modern Building Technologies

Sustainable Building Materials Startup X-Hemp has collected $ 3.4 million from the strategic investment partner DaP. The Central Tasmanian Construction Tech Business, based in Cressy, 30 minutes south of Launceston, was founded in 2020 by Andi Lucas and will use the cash for critical infrastructure, F&E and other employees for the existing eight -person team.… Continue reading Tasmanian sustainable building manufacturer X-Hemp smokes 3.4 million US dollars seeds

AI-controlled design optimization for 3D printed satellites The design phase of satellite production is often complex and requires the engineers to take into account the engineers, weight, durability, structural integrity and mission -specific features. This process could take months or even years. Artificial intelligence deforms this timeline by generative design tools and simulation -based… Continue reading AI redesign of the 3D printed satellite market

Scion's building in Rotorua, New Zealand, Te What Nui O Tuteata, is the highlight of a vision for an innovative wood structure and the work of a team of engineers, designers and builders who were not afraid of a challenge. And as Senior Editor Jim Bowden noted in the flashback of this story until December… Continue reading Scion's Rotorua HQ wins the World Wood Prize for sustainable construction

A brand new library opened its doors to Milwaukee on September 6th. Martin Luther King Jr.'s branch had a large opening on Saturday, which included music, food and family -friendly entertainment outside the building. It is located at the corner of the corner of North Martin Luth Jr. Drive and Lokuststrasse. Engagement in the community,… Continue reading New library opens in Harambee in Milwaukees

The Luma Sunshine North project of Development Victoria was recognized as a finalist with two prestigious awards, which celebrate its design, its sustainability and innovation. The level 1 of Luma, supplied by SAW Constructions, has already transformed part of the former City West Water Depots into a lively new neighborhood with 86 energy -efficient houses,… Continue reading Luma Sunshine North for two great industrial prices drawn into a closer choice

Since governor Maura Healey, she said on Wednesday that more than 90,000 residential units have been completed or have entered the development in order to demolish the estimated need for the state by the end of the decade. Of the 90,400 units cited by Healey's office, around 63,100 were built and added to the state's… Continue reading Massachusetts remains in residential production

On September 4, Rice University celebrated a large milestone with a closing ceremony for the new Chao College and the future permanent home of Lovett College. The ceremony was the completion of the highest points of building superstructure on the two neighboring residential buildings, in which almost 600 owls will soon be accommodated. The combined… Continue reading “Reflection of rices moment of growth”: New Chao College, Future Home of Lovett College, which at the out -out ceremony | Rice messages were celebrated | News and media relationships

Dublin, September 05, 2025 (Globe Newswire) -The “heavy construction equipment: market share and growth analysis according to devices type (Earth -Moving devices, material handling devices, heavy construction vehicles, other equipment), application and end user” was added. Researchandmarkets.com Offer. The market for heavy construction equipment is facing considerable growth, whereby its evaluation is expected to increase… Continue reading Industry report for heavy construction equipment 2025-2034 |

More than 500 students from the School of Architectural Studies begin the academic year on September 2, 2025 in their new home on the Waterfront campus. You don't have to look for inspiration. In practice, limberlick is composed of mass time materials with mass time materials in the Canada, which were compiled with the latest… Continue reading George Brown College – Limberlost Place: a lively lesson in a sustainable design for George Brown students

Sydney transforms its coast with 3D printed residential wall, structured structures that imitate natural habitats such as rock pools and mangroves. These are not typical concrete defenses. They are carefully developed to recharge the life of the sea, where it once thrown. 3D printed residential wall The Living Seawalls project, which is managed in collaboration… Continue reading 3D printed living walls and bioshwerters enliven the sea life