Britpave – the British Cementitious Paving Association representing many leading roadbuilding contractors, designers, machinery makers and materials suppliers – says that autonomous vehicles, all following the same alignment, will soon cause rutting in asphalt and impaired surface skid resistance.
Under plans announced by the Department of Transport self-driving vehicles could
Elevated build costs continue to contribute to the inflationary pressure on the construction supply chain, but other risks are also mounting.
The sector is experiencing a high rate of insolvencies as one enduring impact of the removal of the fiscal crutches put in
The strength of steel makes it one of the most robust materials known to man. When galvanized with zinc (Zn), it becomes more resistant to corrosion. This makes it an economical choice to use in construction and infrastructure.
In the last decade, Zn reserves have fallen appreciably, forcing us to switch to using Zn alloys. Magnesium (Mg) is the most
More Americans can make their homes more energy efficient and lower their utility costs after this year’s funding from the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Weatherization Assistance Program—bolstered by $3.2 billion in new funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
In July 2022, DOE awarded more than $40 million to 21 organizations and five state agencies to help repair, electrify and
Kirk Meredith, Mike Smejkal, Alex Mariz, and Carl Abdallah will help strengthen the services the firm provides to airports across the United States and Canada
Stantec, a global leader in sustainable design and engineering, welcomes Kirk Meredith, Mike Smejkal, Alex Mariz, and Carl Abdallah to the firm’s growing North American aviation infrastructure team. Meredith joins as the new airport sector
Part of HS2, Britain’s long awaited high-speed railway line, Wendover Dean Viaduct uses significantly less carbon-intensive concrete and steel in comparison to a more traditional design.
The double composite approach was inspired by
