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As housing crises rage across the world, we need a new approach to urban land ownership and architecture, write Cem S Kayatekin and Lorenzo Uribe Sanmiguel, IE University, Spain.
Retrofitting technology to large-scale existing cement production plants will prove that it is technically possible to produce low-carbon cement efficiently at scale. With the right incentives in place by governments and the construction sector, almost all cement produced around the world could be low-carbon, writes Professor Jamie Goggins, University of Galway.
The images from Baltimore are a reminder that safety can’t be taken for granted. We need to remain vigilant. So why did this bridge collapse? And, just as importantly, how might we make other bridges more safe against such collapse, asks Colin Caprani, associate professor, civil engineering, Monash University, and Fellow, Engineers Ireland.
Forests in the EU can help green the European construction industry and bolster a continent-wide push for architectural improvements.
The recently published Conciliation of Construction Industry Disputes is a very welcome addition to the relatively small number of books about the Irish construction industry, particularly as there are no other books about conciliation, writes Ciaran Fahy.
Depending on who you ask, where you are and what's included, it can cost from an estimated €318,365 to €461,000.
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