Four things every concrete construction pro should watch for in 2021.
A Case for Concrete: Let's Talk About Strength
An inspiring look at what makes concrete one of the strongest, most durable and resilient building materials on earth.
Hazard Mitigation: Build With Strength
Extreme weather events costs the US billions in recovery every year. Find out why building a resilient structure pays off.
What Makes ICFs Better
Working with concrete doesn’t get any easier than this. With insulated concrete forms (ICFs), you get strength, flexibility and cost-efficiency all in one method. Once you use it, you’ll see why so many builders adopt the technique – and never look back.
Ready. Set. Build.
Dr. Jeremy Gregory, MIT research scientist and executive director of the Concrete Sustainability Hub, discusses how the versatility of concrete results in a range of performance benefits.
Build a More Sustainable Future
Concrete gives you a lasting return on investment. Nothing is stronger, more durable or more versatile. To build a more sustainable future, we build with concrete.
Strong Start Points to Record Construction Year
New field software breakthroughs with the use of laser technology. Learn how technology can help your business with measurements, layout speed and performance on future projects.
Concrete Flooring Contractor Exceeds Expectations in $100 Million Museum Restoration/Expansion
Read how this contractor seamlessly knit together old and new concrete flooring across 60,000 sq ft of new and renovated space in a 78-year-old art museum.
Make the Most of Your Polished Concrete Overlay Opportunities
Polished concrete overlay floor systems have moved quickly from a niche flooring segment into a flooring category all its own. With polished overlays spec’d into more RFQs, are you getting your fair share of this business?
Video: Columbia College Student Center Construction Uses Laser Scan and Point Cloud Data
Watch how laser scanning technologies were used in the construction of a 5-story student center. Situated next to Chicago's elevated train tracks, this project presented unique challenges. Laser applications were used for modeling and quality control on concrete pours. This construction company lessened the amount of re-work, proving true savings to the client.