Rubble doesn't have to be rubbish. Urban mining is transforming old structures into low‑carbon building gold.
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Researchers develop 'digital twins' to solve major issue with modern steel: 'Very much needed'
Steel has been an important construction material since the 19th century. A team from the University of Birmingham and University of Cambridge, along with Chetwood Architects, is making it more ...
Sustainability awards and standards touted by professional architecture organizations often stop at opening day, failing to take into account the day-to-day energy use of a building. With the current ...
A n old hotel turned into trendy apartments; a restaurant built in a former bank; and a warehouse divided into cool office spaces are three prime examples of adaptive reuse. In today’s climate of ...
Look around any city or town, and you’ll likely find examples of aging buildings in need of restoration, rehabilitation, or reconstruction. From rural villages to urban metropolises, the world around ...
Just east of Red Mountain Expressway in Birmingham, Alabama’s Central City neighborhood, the Hardie-Tynes Manufacturing Company’s facility has served as a landmark and link to the iron industry for ...
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