Research Articles
The Natural City: How Wood is Building Canada's Sustainable Future
Exploring how Canada is using wood for construction and energy to create sustainable urban environments and combat climate change.
The Concrete Sponge: Soaking Up CO2 to Build a Greener Future
Discover how CO2 foamed concrete transforms construction material from climate culprit to climate solution by permanently storing carbon dioxide.
From Glue to Ground: Can a Plastics Polymer Forge Stronger Earth?
Exploring the experimental feasibility of using EVA copolymer as an additive to create stronger, more durable cement-stabilized soil for construction applications.
From Waste to Wonder: How Phosphogypsum is Building a Sustainable Future
Discover how phosphogypsum, a byproduct of fertilizer production, is being transformed into sustainable building materials while extracting rare-earth metals through innovative unburned technologies.
From Landfills to Foundations: Baking a Greener Concrete
How scientists are turning industrial waste into a construction revolution by creating sustainable concrete alternatives.
Self-Compacting Fiber-Reinforced Concrete: The Future of Building Materials
Discover how self-compacting fiber-reinforced concrete combines self-leveling properties with fiber reinforcement strength for revolutionary building applications.