Steel and Concrete Prices are Reshaping UK Construction Economics

The post Steel and Concrete Prices are Reshaping UK Construction Economics appeared first on UK Construction Blog. UK construction material prices remain roughly 39% above pre-pandemic levels in 2025, BCIS fundamentally altering project economics across the industry. After the most volatile price period in modern construction history — driven by COVID-19, the Ukraine war, and an energy crisis — steel and concrete costs have stabilised but at structurally elevated levels that continue […]

Award of Merit, Cultural/Worship: Deseret Peak Utah Temple

The exterior of this three-story, 72,000-sq-ft steel and concrete structure is clad with a precast stone product made from a dolomite aggregate, while windows feature locally designed and fabricated art glass.

Big lab building goes up in months from inside out

Using one compact crane, Mammoet helped put a four-storey, 9,100-sq-m commercial lab building together with prefabricated steel and concrete elements in under two years. Developed by Dura Vermeer in the… The post Big lab building goes up in months from inside out appeared first on Global Construction Review.

How GFRP Is Transforming Construction Engineering Today

The construction industry has long relied on steel and concrete as the backbone of infrastructure projects. While these materials have proven their strength and durability, they come with limitations such as corrosion, high maintenance costs, and environmental impact. In recent years, innovation in materials science has introduced a transformative alternative: Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer (GFRP). […] <p>The post How GFRP Is Transforming Construction Engineering Today first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Nearly half of companies say they’d pay more for greener steel and concrete

Close to 50% of companies around the world say they’d pay a premium for lower-emission steel and concrete. The post Nearly half of companies say they’d pay more for greener steel and concrete appeared first on Global Construction Review.