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How Are Innovations Changing Expanded Polystyrene (EPS)?

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Image Courtesy of Francesco Rossini As we near its 100th anniversary, expanded polystyrene (EPS) has become widely used in various industries and applications, especially in construction. Ladder Street Cultural Space.

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Virginia Tech team completes world-first observation tower with innovative low-carbon timber

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A team of students and faculty at Virginia Tech has completed an innovative observation tower in rural Virginia. The design and delivery of the project saw the development and certification of a new custom timber product, off-site prefabrication, and the discovery of the ruins of a historic building.

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Turning Corn Waste Into an Innovative Bio-Based Material

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Cortesia de CornWall® The practice of upcycling –present in a variety of industries from fashion to construction– not only revitalizes discarded items, adding new values and functions, but also contributes to turning them into valuable resources. CornWall® , developed by StoneCycling , is a pioneering innovation in this regard.

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18 developments make the cut as 2024 ULI Americas Awards for Excellence finalists

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The program, which was established in 1979, is considered among the highest achievements in the real estate development industry and honors completed projects that are exemplary of its mission of promoting best practices in development.

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Rayon: A Design Software Revolutionizing Collaboration for Efficient Project Development

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Image © Rayon Rayon , an innovative online design tool that aims to create a new collaborative approach to developing "mundane buildings" within the city , has been selected as part of ArchDaily's 2023 Best New Practices. The software company believes that there is a “culture of the ordinary” in architecture.

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Cobe's Creative Reuse Strategy Set to Transform Tallinn's Industrial Site into a New City District

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Image © Cobe Danish architecture firm Cobe has announced a new project to transform the historic 'Krulli' steelworks, a large-scale former industrial site in Estonia's capital, into a mixed-use city district. Read more »

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Re-Purposing Materials: From Post-Industrial Recyclate to Accessible Furniture

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Today, furniture should not be limited solely to fulfilling an aesthetic and functional role, but should also have a purpose in the context of contemporary design and sustainable development. It also features integrated solutions with universal design in mind , making a statement in favor of innovation and eco-design. Read more »

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