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Innovative prefab concrete homes in Roosendaal aim to cut CO₂ emissions by 75%

In the Dutch city of Roosendaal, four new homes are being built using a new prefab concrete system designed to reduce carbon emissions. The new construction method is expected to cut CO₂ emissions by...

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Morocco’s 250-metre Mohammed VI Tower officially opens as nation’s tallest building

Standing 55 storeys high and inspired by the shape of a rocket, the Mohammed VI Tower has officially opened in Salé, becoming the tallest building in Morocco. The striking skyscraper was designed by a...

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New $12.6 million walking and cycling bridge to improve safety on Queenstown’s SH6

Construction of a new pedestrian and cycling bridge over State Highway 6 (SH6) in Queenstown is expected to begin in the coming months, following a government announcement focused on improving safety...

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Manchester’s skyline on the rise: set to become Europe’s fourth tallest city by 2030

Manchester is set to rise in Europe’s skyline rankings, with projections suggesting it could become the continent’s fourth “tallest city” by 2030. Currently placed seventh, the ranking is based on how...

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Work to start in August on Ireland’s future tallest tower

Construction on the long-anticipated apartment development on Parkgate Street in Dublin is set to get underway in August, with work beginning first on its signature 30-storey tower. The project is bei...

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Morocco presents Mohammed VI Tower, Africa’s second tallest skyscraper

Morocco has inaugurated the Mohammed VI Tower in Rabat, which is among the tallest buildings in Africa and part of the Bouregreg Valley Development Project. The tower was officially opened earlier thi...

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Russia and North Korea advance transport cooperation: the Tumen River bridge project is highlighted

Transport ministers from Russia and North Korea met in St. Petersburg on Sunday to discuss a range of joint infrastructure and transport projects, including plans to build a road bridge over the Tumen...

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A smarter fire-resistant coating for safer steel structures

Fire safety remains a critical consideration across multiple sectors, including construction and energy storage. Structural steel must maintain integrity under high temperatures, while lithium-ion bat...

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AI tool turns drone images into street-level views to speed up earthquake response assessment

Researchers have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool designed to support rapid post-earthquake damage assessment, according to recent research findings. The system aims to help emergenc...

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Jeddah Tower nears 370 meters as construction resumes toward world’s tallest building

Construction of the Jeddah Tower—set to become the world’s tallest building at a planned height of 1,000 metres—has now reached level 91, standing at around 370 metres, according to Saudi Arabia’s Ki...

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