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Sneak Preview: The 2024 Yearbook of Engineering Achievement Competition

Civil + Structural Engineer

Civil+Structural Engineer Media is gearing up for the 2024 Yearbook of Engineering Achievement (YEA) competition and we need you. Did it make a community impact? Did it make an environmental impact? Was there an innovative component to the technical processes? Was there a groundbreaking vision at the heart of the project?

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Sustainability-focused Mapei’s EPD’s total over 500

Specification Product Update

In-line with its commitment to sustainable construction, Mapei now has EPD (Environmental Product Declaration) certification for over 500 products throughout its range – spanning adhesives, admixtures, coatings, floor preparation products, grouts and surface care products.

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Advancing sustainable construction: Specifying low-carbon concrete

Construction Specifier

At the same time, the built environment must adapt to the impacts of an already-changing climate by optimizing the resiliency of structural systems. Model building codes (I-codes) developed by the International Code Council ( ICC ) play a crucial role in constructing safe, sustainable, and resilient structures.

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Technology Trends in Construction Supply Chain Management: 2024 Innovations

Building Radar

As we look ahead to 2024, it’s crucial to understand the emerging trends that will shape the future of construction supply chains. For more insights, check out KPMG’s supply chain trends for 2024. These technologies enable predictive analytics, optimizing inventory management, demand forecasting, and risk assessment.

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SPA: Setting the stage for sustainability

Roads Online

Australia has a long way to go if it’s to achieve its goal of cutting emissions by 43 per cent by 2030 and reaching net-zero by 2050, with Climate Action Tracker currently assessing Australia’s progress as “insufficient”. Now imagine this impact across all states and territories. Image: SPA.

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How Technology Will Impact the Construction Industry in 2024

Building Radar

As we move into 2024, advancements in technology are set to transform how construction projects are planned, executed, and managed. In 2024, BIM will continue to evolve, offering more advanced features and capabilities. AI algorithms can predict potential issues before they arise, optimizing resource allocation and risk assessment.

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How Many Commercial Construction Companies Are There in the US: 2024 Statistics

Building Radar

As the industry continues to evolve, knowing the number and distribution of these companies helps in assessing market potential and making informed decisions. Learn more about technological impacts on construction from UpMetrics. Sustainability and Green Building Sustainability has become a crucial focus in commercial construction.