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Microspheres can improve concrete's mechanical properties
Researchers have developed micron-sized calcium silicate spheres that could increase concrete's strength and reduce its environmental footprint. Concrete is the most-used synthetic material worldwi...
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First Hydrogen-Powered train in the world launched in Germany
The first hydrogen-powered railway, introducing a more eco-friendly technology of transporting, was launched in Germany. Hydrogen trains have fuel cells that produce power via a combination of Oxyg...
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New design to make bridge spans longer
Longer bridge spans will be achieved in the future by the utilization of new bridge forms. Researchers from the University of Sheffield and Brunel University London used a technique that includes m...
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Hayward Baker: Rolling Hills Wind Farm
Hayward Baker’s ability to assemble experienced personnel and resources in-house to perform all techniques under one turnkey contract streamlined the overall ground improvement/foundation installation...
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Robotics technology transforms current construction industry
Researchers at Purdue Polytechnic Institute are currently trying to lay the foundation for robotics technology in construction industry. Nowadays, construction industry does not include high techno...
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Hayward Baker and Moretrench NY-Metro Offices Merge
As part of Hayward Baker’s acquisition of Moretrench, HB West Caldwell, New Jersey office is merging with Moretrench in Rockaway, New Jersey effective September 17, 2018. This merges the strengths...
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Hayward Baker designs & installs an Earthquake Drain successfully!
Hayward Baker provided a turn-key liquefaction mitigation ground improvement solution, allowing East Marginal Way to begin above grade construction immediately after completion of our work. The Cit...
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EPA provides $699 Million for Wastewater Infrastructure Upgrades in San Francisco
A $699 million loan to the San Francisco Public Utilities will be provided by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to financially aid an innovative $1.43 billion project. The San Francisc...
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London's 3rd tallest skyscraper-The Diamond
The 56-story London skyscraper-called The Diamond-will be constructed at 100 Leadenhall Street, in the city's financial district. The 263.4 meter tower designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, t...
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Kinetic Engineering to make buildings moveable
A new revolutionary approach of building design suggests that a construction can be transformed into multiple sections by moving various parts of its structural form. We all perceive current b...
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