Concrete is the most widely used building material in the world, and its primary ingredient, cement, is responsible for a significant share of global CO₂ emissions. These emissions arise both from fossil fuel combustion and the chemical release of carbon during limestone calcination. In the pursuit of low carbon concrete, there is ongoing discussion and practice around new and innovative materials to solve this problem. Continue reading →
Tariffs on steel, wood, and concrete are reshaping construction costs, and not always predictably. While no firm can erase price volatility, the right engineering approach can outdesign it. With thoughtful, material-efficient strategies, it’s possible to reduce costs without compromising the quality, performance, or purpose of your project. Continue reading →