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Language barriers on construction sites pose a significant threat to worker safety and can lead to serious accidents and even fatalities. A recent study published in the American Journal of...
Read moreIt’s an undeniable fact - traditional bitumen, the sticky black binder that holds asphalt together, the major material used to pave our roads, is derived from petroleum and its production contributes...
Read moreAsphalt, that ubiquitous black surface, coating our roads, pavements and car parks, is often seen as a necessary, but somewhat unremarkable material. However, ongoing advancements in asphalt...
Read moreIt would seem - that even in these modern times – many in the world of construction - still believe in ancient superstitions and folklore. The evidence is all anecdotal, of...
Read moreIn the heart of the Drôme region of France, nestled amidst rolling hills and quaint villages, stands a structure unlike any other. Le Palais Idéal (The Ideal Palace) isn't your...
Read moreYou do not expect to see a giant, glistening piano appearing on the horizon, but this is no mirage – it's the iconic Piano House, a marvel of quirky architecture that blends art,...
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Read moreThe global market for automatic fire suppression systems is projected to reach $22.31 billion by 2028, according to a new report by The Business Research Company. This represents a Compound Annual...
Read moreDry mortar specialist CPI EuroMix has significantly cut its CO2 output by installing solar panelling at four of its UK production sites. A total of 353, 310Kw panels were fitted across facilities in...
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