Aden Airport Revitalization
After five years of conflict, the poorest of the nations of the Middle East, Yemen, has somewhat stabilized. The official government, headed by President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, fought rebels backed by the UAE (United Arab Emirates) that had, at one time, seized major parts of the southern Governorate of Aden.
Ecology and Cement
Cement is used daily in construction often with little regard for the effects on the environment. But that is all changing.
RFID in a City Within a City
Moscow-City, a mixed-use development in Moscow, Russia, started in 1994 as a revitalization of an industrial area and quarry.
A View Needs Windows
Builders strive to provide their customers more than just a place to live. Amenities abound these days and one of the most sought after is a great view.
School Cuts Energy Consumption
Many AEC (architecture, engineering, and construction) companies specialize in designing and building structures in a particular industry segment.
Excellence in Concrete Pavements
Infrastructure doesn’t always get the respect that high-rise and residential gets.
Big Cold
The pharmaceutical industry has many regulations and requirements imposed by the government to protect the end user, and that means the collective us.
Tilt Wall Settling Repaired
The use of tilt-wall construction for commercial and industrial buildings has grown considerably throughout the past decades.
Acting on ACT
Constructing buildings is an ancient practice with new and innovative methods applied as they are developed.
EV Demands New Infrastructure
An EV (electric vehicle) may save resources and hold down pollution but it requires a vast network of charging stations to become practical enough to replace the millions of gasoline and diesel propelled cars and trucks on the road today.