Engineers draw attention to the ‘new asbestos’ affecting worker health: silica dust
Sometimes touted as the ‘new asbestos’, exposure to silica dust during tunnel construction poses a serious safety issue. Australian engineers ...
Sometimes touted as the ‘new asbestos’, exposure to silica dust during tunnel construction poses a serious safety issue. Australian engineers ...
In the wake of the Opal Tower evacuation, Engineers Australia has urged the NSW Government to adopt recommendations from a ...
Geotextiles are already used in building foundations. But their flexibility, thinness and strength might also help save properties - and ...
Researchers at UNSW are trying to take solar power one step further with semitransparent solar cells, which could see windows ...
If Australia is to achieve the carbon milestones it agreed to in Paris, it needs a plan to make its ...
After years of careful planning, hard work and engineering ingenuity, central Perth's newest skyscraper is complete, and it is casting ...
Thanks to innovative construction materials like cross laminated timber and laminated veneer lumber, wooden buildings are no longer mere houses ...
A team of civil and materials engineers has developed micron-sized calcium silicate spheres they say could lead to stronger and ...
A new method that allows robots to concurrently 3D print concrete structures could bring on-demand design to construction sites.
Combustible cladding, which caused Melbourne’s Lacrosse building and London’s Grenfell Tower fires, could be present in thousands of buildings across ...