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Using Plastic Building Materials in Construction

Building, Design & ArchitectureBy Hamish Champ

Plastic is a dirty word among those who are concerned about its impact on the environment. However, in construction, plastic is playing an increasingly important role in helping deliver pipes, cabling, roofing products and other elements that make up the built environment.

Shape Shifting Material in Construction

How Shape-Shifting Materials Can Support Metamorphosing Structures in Construction

Technology & InnovationBy Diana Kightlinger

Dynamic building materials inspired by a toy offer possibilities that go far beyond child’s play

Nanomaterials in construction

What Contractors Should Consider Before Using Nanomaterials

Technology & InnovationBy Diana Kightlinger

Nanomaterials are becoming increasingly common in construction, but along with the benefits come risks you should discuss with your suppliers

New Type of Wood Is Stronger Than Steel, Cheaper Than Kevlar

Technology & InnovationBy David Shultz

The “super wood” could make a splash in construction, body armor and vehicle manufacturing.

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