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Barry Swenson always knew his company’s concrete construction methodology was something pretty special. Now he has the United States patent to prove it. Earlier this

5000 plus Parisians attended a groundbreaking ceremony at the site of the future Fort d’Issy-Vanves-Clamart station on June 4 to mark the official start of

MCI 2020 is an organic, surface applied, migrating corrosion inhibitor designed to penetrate through cementitious materials including concrete, mortar, and limestone. It travels in both

By observing nature’s blueprints researchers at MIT are seeking to redesign concrete. In the journal Construction and Building Materials, a paper was published contrasting cement

After being up and running for the last 99 years, one of the most impressive engineering structure, will be getting an upgraded. The Panama Canal

Image Source: hbr.org The majority of the United States’ largest infrastructure projects were built in the 19th and the 20th century. The USA was once

Advocates for investing in the nation’s infrastructure are hesitant to single out certain projects as deserving priority over others, arguing that sustained funding and attention

While 3D printing homes still sounds like something that only happens in science fiction, the technology is coming along nicely. There are naturally a few

Click on your smartphone’s app store and type in concrete, what do you find? Nothing but endless calculator apps to help determine the amount of

Researchers are hoping to use concrete’s natural properties to help aid in the healing process and extend the life of the material. The article summarizes much of the research into self-healing concrete.

They look like huge grey anchors and have been getting lots of looks recently on area highways. Nearly 1,000 massive and oddly shaped concrete forms

The city of Las Vegas, Nevada has been notorious for its new projects in infrastructure for decades, and now a new breakthrough addition is about