Strong growth indicators in the construction industry are analyzed to be the prime factor propelling the global intumescent coatings market size by 2024.
Why Coil-Anodized Aluminum Benefits Builders and Building Owners
With functional benefits of a high strength-to-weight ratio and superior durability, and the aesthetic benefits of a natural metal look in a variety of colors, anodized aluminum is uniquely suited to benefit building owners and construction companies.
Is Industrialized Construction ‘Leapfrog’ Technology?
How things are built is changing for the better, but established practices and players aren’t ready for a wholesale revolution in business processes.
Six Best Practices for Constructing ICF Buildings
ICF buildings are becoming more popular due to their strength, durability and sustainability. If done right, it should not cost much more than an ordinary building construction job and it should have the added benefit of lasting much longer.
Growth of Modular Construction Raises New Legal Questions
Modular construction creates legal questions not associated with traditional construction. Weigh risks and rewards, then structure contracts to provide the greatest protection and to satisfy the lender’s underwriting requirements.
Engineering Better Wood Structures for Earthquakes: Past Experiences and Future Trends
With proper design and better quality control, light-framed wood buildings will continue to perform better in seismic events and dominate low-rise commercial and single-family residential construction in the U.S.
Five Ways Cold-formed Steel Framing Saves Costs
Planning ahead in construction is crucial, especially when it comes to selecting the right materials. Cold-formed steel framing can provide a number of benefits over traditional wood framing systems.
How Concrete Analytics Is Changing the Construction Industry
Many benefits can occur by measuring one simple data point: concrete temperature. The seemingly simple act of collecting in-situ temperature can have a meaningful impact on productivity.










