High-tech imaging tools enable quick fire response
Australian engineers have developed software that’s helping firefighters get intelligence from aerial bushfire scans much faster.
Tag: circular construction
Why did timbrel vaults disappear from construction – and how could they make a comeback?
They’re fast to build, use low-cost and low-carbon materials, require only small teams and can last for centuries. So why ...
How are engineers rethinking design for circularity?
More than seven million tonnes of construction waste goes to landfill each year. So how are engineers rethinking design for ...
The global economy is only 7.2 per cent circular – here’s a roadmap to fix it
How to rethink construction, manufacturing and the global food industry to achieve maximum circularity.
What role can rammed earth play in the future of low-carbon construction?
The modern desire for low-carbon materials in construction means rammed earth is enjoying a resurgence in popularity.
Circular construction involves designing for multiple lifetimes
Chief Circular Engineer Ali Abbas explains the challenges and solutions to engineering a dramatic change in construction.
Standardised repairs for extending life of galvanized steel
An updated advisory from the Galvanizers Association of Australia (GAA) highlights best practices and considerations for repairing field welded or ...
How galvanized steel can help firms achieve ‘circular construction’
As industries adopt more sustainable practices to meet decarbonisation goals, a new report explains how companies can benefit from the ...
