In Support of ConcreteConcrete Sustainability Hub, MIT, Cambridge, MassachusettsMar 3, 2019Mar 3, 2019
MIT’s Jeremy Gregory: Building Codes That Reflect Weather Hazards Can Keep Communities SafeHurricanes and high winds will always be a risk to coastal areas like Florida and Georgia, and Hurricane Michael was a devastating example…Oct 24, 2018Oct 24, 2018
Lewis: The Environmental and Safety Benefits of Building with Concrete Over WoodHaving spent 20 years focusing on sustainable architecture, creating green homes and buildings, and studying the effects buildings have on…Jan 30, 2018Jan 30, 2018
Insulated Concrete Forms Make The GradeWe’d argue there’s nothing more important than keeping our children and our communities safe. That’s why ICFs are quickly setting the trend…Nov 13, 2017Nov 13, 2017
Rebuilding with Concrete Can Better Prepare Us for Future Disasters and Save LivesThis hurricane season has been an unforgettable one for millions of families along the Gulf Coast and Southeast Atlantic states. Many…Oct 27, 2017Oct 27, 2017
An Argument that Quickly Goes Up in Smoke: Defending Wood Construction isn’t Just Misguided; it’s…A recent article by Renee Loth in the Boston Globe tells us that we “shouldn’t give up” on building with wood. Oh, really? We shouldn’t…Oct 3, 2017Oct 3, 2017
5 Key Elements to Beautiful, Innovate DesignReady Mixed Concrete. Ready to Shape the Future.Jul 26, 2017Jul 26, 2017
Build With Strength and MIT Analyze Hazard Mitigation in ConstructionDiscussion Examined Costs and Benefits of Building with ResiliencyNov 21, 2016Nov 21, 2016
MIT Research Shows the Importance of Disaster-Proof StructuresHurricane Matthew caused more than $10 billion in damage across the southeastern U.S. Now, the recovery begins — a monumental effort that…Nov 16, 2016Nov 16, 2016
Preparing for Disaster with ResiliencyWhen a natural disaster strikes, it is too late to think about the strength of the construction materials with which you chose to build…Nov 14, 2016Nov 14, 2016
