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10 sustainable building materials

CCE Magazine

Sustainable building materials are becoming increasingly more popular due to their low environmental impact and reduced carbon footprint. These materials are designed to conserve natural resources, reduce waste, and minimize energy consumption.

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SAMI: Raising the sustainability standard

Roads Online

SAMI, John Holland and State Asphalts NSW worked together to reach a sustainable outcome for major construction works. SAMI Bitumen Technologies and State Asphalts NSW are supporting John Holland to trial a new sustainable asphalt on a major project in south-west Sydney. Image: State Asphalts.

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Innovative Building Materials Transforming Modern Architecture

CCR Magazine

The field of architecture is in a state of change driven by a tireless quest for new ideas and sustainable solutions. One of the driving forces behind this evolution is the emergence and integration of cutting-edge building materials. Technological innovations have played a crucial role in driving this transformation.

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SPA: Setting the stage for sustainability

Roads Online

To put this into perspective, according to Sustainability Victoria, more than 500 quarries produce about 500 million tonnes of heavy construction materials every year. The infrastructure and roads sectors rely heavily on raw materials, as such the importance of sustainable materials and alternatives has grown significantly.

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Sustainable Waste Disposal Practices for Construction Sites

CCR Magazine

Implementing sustainable waste disposal practices is essential for reducing this impact and promoting a greener, more eco-friendly approach to construction. In this blog, we’ll explore some of the best sustainable waste disposal practices for construction sites, helping you to minimize waste and contribute to a more sustainable future.

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Can ‘Hempcrete’ be part of construction’s sustainability solution?

Roads Online

Material supplied by Bluebeam Traditional building products such as steel and concrete are construction’s ‘tried and tested’ materials, yet they come with a significant environmental cost. Can ‘hempcrete,’ a concrete-like product made from the hemp plant, help the industry elevate its sustainability efforts?

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NTRO: Setting the standard for sustainability

Roads Online

The National Transport Research Organisation (NTRO) and predecessor ARRB have helped to introduce practical, sustainable alternatives to virgin materials for major infrastructure components. She says the NTRO plays an invaluable role in promoting the use of recycled materials. I n 2020/21, Australia generated an estimated 75.8