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Corrosion chemistry and scopes for new research
Corrosion is the gradual deterioration of materials, usually metals, or their properties by chemical reactions with the environment. Due to the increased use of metals in the modern world, corrosion can cause enormous loss if it occurs. For the last two decades, the role...
Every once in a while an idea comes along that is so unlike anything before that it defies reference. Take Belatchew Lab Architecture’s Strawscraper, a skyscraper covered in hair that can harness the energy of the wind....
Every five years, the U.S. General Services Administration is required to review the certification standards it uses to measure building efficiency, and once again, they are choosing LEED. GSA, which governs all federal buildings, has required basic LEED certification since...
Some buildings can be considered green by using renewable energy and having a small carbon footprint. Then there are those that make the land upon which they are sited better than it was before the project began. Such is the case with the mixed-use Clock Shadow Building...
Foster + Partners has been selected to developed a proposal for a low energy, high-density residential community in Islington, London. The site is a 1980s business park that is to be regenerated into a residential zone of two towers...
Corrosion is the gradual deterioration of materials, usually metals, or their properties by chemical reactions...
The new Minnesota Vikings stadium in downtown Minneapolis won’t have a retractable roof. But it will be flooded with light in a glass- and zinc-framed structure with a two-sided sloped roof resembling an ice shelf on a frozen lake. Bryan Trubey, principal at Dallas-based...
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