The high demand for construction materials, together with large overall quantities and limited availability, have an increasingly adverse impact on eco-systems and lead to loss of land....
The climate protection aims of the German government call for fast and effective action for conversion to CO2-neutral production methods. For the industrial area of action, amendment of the German...
Versatility, moldability, loadbearing capacity and durability have made concrete the world’s most widely used construction material. For that reason, the environmental impact resulting from the...
Starting in 2024, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) will gradually require a significantly larger number of companies to make disclosures on environmental, social and governance...
The built environment is the basis for any societal development; it is subject to a constant drive for change and renewal. Due to their long life cycles, buildings and structures have a lasting impact...
In the field of wall construction materials, material-related goals have led to the development of insulation materials that are inorganic and suitable for recycling on the one hand while providing...
Because of the minimum concrete cover, the previous minimum thickness of façade panels made of steel-reinforced concrete amounts to 7.0 cm, with the façade anchor plates being approved by building...
Damages caused on concrete constructions range from simple crack formation through to the ingress of water, corrosion damages, defective building joints and surface damages. With the aid of resistive...
Goldbeck GmbH is one of the major and most innovative construction companies in Europe. It is therefore hardly surprising that Goldbeck is also at the forefront of the topic of “sustainable building...
In the heart of the German capital a building is currently going up that in terms of sustainability is in a class all of is own. The Edge East Side Berlin skyscraper of 142 m height with an office...
