Building Construction

An Australian start-up company designs and builds smart, energy self-sufficient homes that protect their inhabitants from all sorts of viruses and bacteria: will these be the homes of the future?

Researchers at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) have developed a project to recycle surgical masks into construction material for streets and pavements

Palmeco and NANI propose a new ecological insulation material for the building made by palm fiber waste, fly ash and blast furnace slag Insulation material saves energy in building with...

A Scottish start-up created ecological bricks made almost entirely of waste and that do not need to be fired, also saving energy Bricks have been a fundamental element of construction...

Biocement is a material created at the University of Newcastle: thanks to a bacterium inside it is able to repair itself.

Airlite is an innovative "smog-eating" paint that purifies the air and transforms pollutants into salt molecules thanks to the titanium dioxide

The shower that combines annealed spaces with practicality, guaranteeing complete watertightness. In modern homes, especially in studios, living space can sometimes be limited. Even taking a simple shower in a...

The invention, patented by Saint Gobain Adfors, ensures a longer duration of road repairs, preventing water infiltration

On May 6, 1994, the Channel Tunnel was inaugurated, built in just seven years of work, after two centuries of studies, geological surveys, insufficient investment and numerous stops.

Machines and software of the last generation, few clicks and in a few days, if not hours, we can have before our eyes the house of our dreams.