Gondal Group of Industries’ Post

Hybrid mass timber and steel/concrete buildings represent the future of our industry. By leveraging the strengths of each material, this approach creates structures that are robust, sustainable, efficient, and cost-effective. From an economic perspective, hybrid construction offers several advantages. The speed and precision of prefabricated mass timber components cut on-site labour and construction times, translating to cost savings. Integrating steel and concrete also provides enhanced stability and durability, ensuring long-term value for developers and occupants alike. With the flexibility and efficiency of renewable timber, coupled with the structural integrity of steel and concrete, hybrid buildings are well-positioned to meet stringent building codes and sustainability standards. As regulatory pressures and market demands increasingly favour green building practices, this robust, energy-efficient approach is a responsible and strategic choice for the construction industry. #HybridConstruction #MassTimber #SustainableBuilding #FutureOfConstruction

Are you specifying a delayed-day-of-strength requirement for your low carbon concrete? Would you like to achieve your concrete goals without it? #sustainableconcrete #lowcarbon

Why is high-quality concrete curing so critical? What is the connection between curing and durability? The Invisible Strength on-demand webinar walks you through the importance of concrete curing - for today, and for tomorrow. https://lnkd.in/gMPXtWcf #Concrete #Construction #ConcreteConstruction #Durability #Sustainability #AddingLifeToConcrete #InvisibleStrength

Green Concrete is the New Standard in Eco-Friendly Building - Green concrete is rapidly becoming a standard in the construction industry, offering a more durable and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional concrete. Not only does it promise to reduce carbon emissions, but it also brings numerous advantages, such as improved durability and even self-healing capabilities. But is it the right choice for your next project? The Rise of Green Concrete The construction industry is experiencing a surge in green concrete products, which is exciting for more than just their potential to address climate change. In addition to reducing the carbon footprint of new buildings, green concrete often outperforms traditional concrete in terms of durability and temperature regulation. Some innovative forms of green concrete can even heal themselves, making them a long-lasting solution for various construction needs. Click the link below to read the full story... https://lnkd.in/dasstNCN

Post-Tensioning. Balancing Construction And Sustainability. As the global construction industry evolves, the pressing need to balance building efficiency with environmental sustainability has never been more urgent.  Post-tensioning concrete slabs stands out as a technique that aligns with sustainable construction practices when compared to standard reinforced slabs. Case Study – Millers Quay, Merseyside, UK Interspan's approach converted the 275mm thick reinforced concrete slabs to 250mm thick post-tensioned slabs. This strategic choice resulted in savings in reinforcement tonnes and concrete volume, leading to an impressive reduction in upfront carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. The numbers speak volumes: 'The total reduction in CO2 emissions across the expansive 37,375m2 scope of the project equated to an astounding 1,250T. To put this into perspective, this is equivalent to the carbon emissions from more than 1,450 flights between London and New York or the CO2 output of over 400 average family cars over an entire year.' #sustainableconstruction #posttensioning https://lnkd.in/ehHXZrP6

"We don't need fancy technologies to reduce carbon in concrete. The materials we have can get us there if we just optimize parts of the process." - Jeffery Frost Let us make low cost, low carbon concrete part of your next project. #sustainabledesign #emissionsreduction #greenbuilding #esgstrategy

Up on the rooftop, the machines they go, Building the future with a powerful flow. Aggregate, asphalt, and concrete in tow, Ready for action, let’s watch them all show! First comes the aggregate, piling so high, Crushed stone and gravel, they reach for the sky! From quarries they come, with strength in their stride, Ready to build, with the earth as their guide! Up on the rooftop, the machines they go, Building the future with a powerful flow. Aggregate, asphalt, and concrete in tow, Ready for action, let’s watch them all show! Next comes the asphalt, smooth as can be, Hot and compact, paving roads endlessly! From the plant to the street, it’s a perfect blend, Creating smooth surfaces that never end! Up on the rooftop, the machines they go, Building the future with a powerful flow. Aggregate, asphalt, and concrete in tow, Ready for action, let’s watch them all show! Now here comes the concrete, strong as a wall, Mixing with precision, standing proud and tall! Pillars and foundations, beams that will rise, With concrete, the skyline touches the skies! Up on the rooftop, the machines they go, Building the future with a powerful flow. Aggregate, asphalt, and concrete in tow, Ready for action, let’s watch them all show! Oh, the work never stops, but we’re mindful and wise, With green innovations, we’re reaching new highs! Sustainable paths, we’re paving with care, For a future that’s clean, and beyond compare! Wishing all of our clients, partners, and producers a wonderful holiday season! #theta #EPDs #LCA #SustainableConstruction #Sustainability #Aggregate #Asphalt #Concrete

Good things happening with concrete in Texas. Dispelling myths about SCMs, delayed day of strength, and polished concrete, we are headed on a solid path to sustainability. #polishedconcrete #carbonreduction #concreteconstruction #texasrealestate #k12education #architecturaldesign #leštěnýbeton #konstrukce #architektura

According to the “Sustainable Pavements: CRCP Across Texas” brief presented by the National Concrete Consortium, continuously reinforced concrete pavement maintains low and consistent International Roughness Index values over time and will have lower pavement-vehicle interaction-related environmental impacts compared to other pavement types whose IRI values deteriorate faster. These impacts can be further minimized, especially on high-volume roadways, through techniques such as diamond grinding, which enhances the smoothness of concrete pavements both during initial construction and throughout their service lives. Read the full report here: https://bit.ly/3MUgSX0