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What’s in the Drum for Concrete in 2025
The 2024 presidential campaign is behind us, and the election of President Donald Trump, plus Republican control of both chambers of Congress, means the nation is positioned for a near-total reset of federal energy and environmental policy. Among other outcomes, that could free up additional volumes of coal ash for use in concrete production. First,…
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Nemetschek’s AI Evolution: What’s Next for AEC?
In this episode of the AI AEC Show, host Aarni Heiskanen is joined by Charlie Sheridan, Chief Data and AI Officer at Nemetschek Group. The discussion delves into artificial intelligence’s transformative impact on the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. Charlie shares his extensive technology background, from his early days at Intel, where he focused…
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Diary dates – what’s on in March
Highlights of the CIOB Calendar for the coming month. Image: Dreamstime Maidstone Construction Professionals’ Dinner 2025 6-7 March, 7pm-12.30am, Bearsted, Kent The Maidstone Hub invites guests to join it at the Marriott Tudor Park Hotel and Country Club in Bearsted for this annual prestigious black-tie dinner. The Maidstone annual dinner is always fully booked, with…
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Direct-Fired vs. Indirect-Fired Heaters: What’s the Difference and Why Does It Matter?
When cold weather hits and temperatures drop, choosing the right heating solution is critical to keep your project running smoothly. Direct-fired and indirect-fired heaters are two popular options and knowing their differences can be the key to maintaining safety, efficiency, and productivity on your job site. Understanding Heating Options for Construction Sites When temperatures drop,…
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Pipe Relining Explained: What’s Involved in the Process?
When dealing with damaged or aging pipes, traditional pipe replacement can be expensive, time-consuming, and disruptive. Fortunately, pipe relining offers a modern, cost-effective solution that restores pipes without the need for extensive excavation. At The Relining Company, we specialize in advanced pipe relining techniques to ensure long-lasting results with minimal disruption. If you’ve ever wondered,…
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What’s involved in raising a roof for a loft conversion?
While it might sound like a daunting project, raising a roof for a loft conversion is not as uncommon as you might think – and in some cases it will be the only option for those looking to extend their homes upwards. Loft conversions are one of the most popular projects undertaken by homeowners keen…
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What’s Coming This Year? AEM President and CEO Offers Forecast
Megan Tanel, President and CEO, Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM)Association of Equipment ManufacturersTo assess emerging trends and both current and future concerns of the construction industry, the Equipment Today (ET) team team spoke with experts throughout the industry. In our conversation below, Megan Tanel, president and CEO at Associated Equipment Manufacturers (AEM), offers insights into…
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What’s in the new RAAC Playbook?
RAAC is the reinforced version of autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC). The lightweight cementitious material is ‘bubbly’ in appearance and typically reinforced by steel bars or mesh to enhance its structural strength. RAAC planks were widely used in construction across the UK from the 1950s until the mid-1990s in roofs, floors and walls of buildings such…
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Diary dates – what’s on in February
Highlights of the CIOB calendar for the coming month. Image: Dreamstime Building from the Ground Up 3 February, 12-1pm, online Jonathan Atkinson, technical director, Claire, explains why the ground we build on matters. The session will be introduced by Amanda Williams, CIOB head of environmental sustainability, who will give a brief overview of CIOB’s involvement…