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Concrete is strong, durable, and versatile, making it ideal for a wide range of applications, from skyscrapers and bridges to residential homes and sidewalks. But beyond its structural properties, concrete also has an important role to play in sustainable construction. In this blog, we'll explore the sustainability and versatility of cement and concrete. This includes its potential to reduce carbon emissions, its ability to be recycled, and its role in creating long-lasting roads and energy-efficient structures. We'll also examine some of the latest innovations in concrete technology and how they are helping to make this ubiquitous building material even more sustainable and versatile.

Enhancing Concrete Pavement Designs with Cement-Treated Bases

The AASHTO Pavement Design Guide, although widely adopted for its standardization in road design,...

Longer Lasting Concrete Pavement Defrays City’s Maintenance Cost for New Subdivisions

Competition among materials that are used to build our society’s infrastructure is good for its...

The Tarantula Curve

What is the Tarantula Curve?

Safety First

When it comes to building safe and reliable roadways, concrete offers distinct advantages that...

Sustainable Construction for Climate Resilience

Why Climate Resilience Matters

Climate resilience refers to the ability of buildings and...

Mass Concrete: The Importance of Aggregate Gradation

In infrastructure projects like highway overpasses and industrial facilities, mass concrete...

Rethinking Sustainability: Beyond Green Building to Long-Term Savings

Durability Equals Lower Maintenance Costs

At the heart of this discussion is the concept of...