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  • An essential material
    • An essential material
    • What is concrete?
    • Why do we need concrete?
  • Enabling great design
    • Enabling great design
    • 2,000 years of outstanding design
  • Protecting people
    • Protecting people
    • Keeping cool with concrete
    • Heavyweight advantages
    • Fighting fire
    • Resisting floods
  • Innovating for the future
    • Innovating for the future
    • A cutting-edge material
    • Digital concrete
    • The concrete of tomorrow
  • Local and responsibly sourced
    • Local and responsibly sourced
    • Stornoway to Penzance: essential to local and national economies
    • Integrity and transparency
  • Tackling climate change
    • Tackling climate change
    • Decarbonising concrete
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How self-healing concrete could change the built environment

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Why we need to consider the whole life carbon impacts of materials including timber and concrete.

Further, deeper, windier: how floating concrete can propel offshore wind

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Make the switch: save carbon now

Recent updates to the BS 8500 concrete standard mean that there are now more lower carbon options available for use, helping architects and engineers decarbonise buildings and infrastructure.

Changes to concrete ‘recipe’ will help UK construction slash carbon emissions

One of the most significant changes to the traditional ‘recipe’ for making concrete since the 1980s, is set to be introduced in the UK, helping architects and engineers decarbonise the construction of buildings and infrastructure.

Concrete and artificial intelligence: the opportunities and threats

How can AI benefit the construction industry and wider society?

Five ways to boost sustainable construction with MMC

Here are just five ways that concrete MMC is able to deliver benefits for construction
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