Category: Modern Building Technologies

A swimming pool, two Sky terraces, a around the clock in the gym and even a restaurant on the roof – the latest skyscraper in Tanjong Pagar is more in mind than working. Completed at the beginning of this year, Keppel South Central is a 33-story development that combines 650,000 m² of office, retail and… Continue reading How Keppel South Central is designed for the future of work

Researchers at the SEOUL National University of Science and Technology in Korea have developed a 3D -printed tactile sensor using auxiliary mechanical metacaternies (AMMS), which offer high sensitivity, stability and versatility for portable devices, robotics and surveillance of the healthcare system. By using the counterintuitive internal contraction of materials with a negative POISSON ratio, the… Continue reading Korean researchers develop a tactile sensor with auxetic metacaterials

The International Engineering Consulting Group Cowi has teamed up with the University of Strathclyde in order to beat the use of Environment -DNA (EDNA), a technique that naturally captures genetic material from organisms, as a more efficient method to measure the net profit of biodiversity (BNG). According to the upcoming BNG requirement of the British… Continue reading Cowi and University of Strathclyde to the experimental environment -Dna because of sustainable infrastructure

Home » Hotel news » Kandy's first Leed Gold Hotel promotes sustainable and environmentally friendly tourism Published on September 2, 2025 Kandy Myst of Cinnamon, the latest jewel in the Cinnamon Hotels and Resorts Collection, has been the first hotel in the city to win the coveted Leed Gold Certification. This milestone confirms the unshakable… Continue reading Kandy's first Leed Gold Hotel promotes sustainable and environmentally friendly tourism

Researchers at Shenzhen Technology University have published an overview in which 3D printing can accelerate the development of aqueous zinc-ion batteries (AZIBS), a promising alternative to lithium-ion systems. The work, the recent progress in research on 3D printing in aqueous zinc-ion batteries, was published on August 4, 2025 in Polymers. Make yourself with the leaders… Continue reading The researchers check the progress in 3D printing for aqueous zinc-ion batteries

A rendering of the Hope & Autumn Development of 56 apartments in the 51-53 Hope ST and 66-76 Autumn Street, Geelong West. An apartment of USD 60 million in Geelong West has received the planning permit through a rapidly pursued process. Up real estate received a planning permit for the four-story Hope & Autumn project… Continue reading Green light for $ 60 million, four-story project Geelong West Apartment Project

The most famous blob of the 90s, next to the Volkswagen Beetle, could soon be revived in a back -up form. A LEGO model of the Apple IMAC G3 stands for consideration and fan votes on the LEGO Ideas website, which is fighting the chance to become an officially licensed and commercially published LEGO model.… Continue reading Apple iMac G3 from Legos has the chance to become an official retail rate-a model designed by fans requires 4,000 further signatures that can be taken into account by LEGO

The National Construction Code (NCC) is one of the most important regulatory instruments in Australia. It offers the basis for security, convenience and sustainability throughout the built environment. His role is indispensable, not only as a technical standard, but also as a cornerstone of public trust in the construction system. For this reason, the decision… Continue reading Bureaucracy or green houses? The real decisions for the reform of housing buildings

A company based in Texas has completed the first flight test of a 3D printed hybrid rocket engine system. The flight test named GMLRS class Firehawk analog (GFA) showed direction stability and push out. The new Firehawk Aerospace system is part of its current phase -iii -Sbir contract with the Army Applications Laboratory (AAL). After… Continue reading Us' 3D printed hybrid rocket motor system fits the first flight test

Vasai: Seventeen people, including six women and three children, were killed and nine injured after the rear wing of a 13-year-old, five-story, non-authorized building in Virar (e) had collapsed at midnight-a reference to brazen illegal constructions in the Vasai virar belt for years. The victims included a one -year -old girl whose birthday party had… Continue reading Virar tragedy: 17 dead when building a crash; How illegal building homes turned to death traps | Mumbai News