AAC worldwide

29/06/2021

It’s no secret that AAC has struggled to gain a foothold in North America. AAC is in widespread use in Europe, Mexico, and much of the world, but it has had trouble competing against wood-frame building in the United States and Canada. This article takes a look at this lightweight building material and describes how the call for resilience could finally make AAC a mainstream building material in North America 👉: https://buff.ly/3dpVLul

16/06/2021

👏 Don't miss the beginning of the AAC session at 10 a.m. (CET). Dr. Cliff Fudge will start with the presentation "AAC - Providing Sustainable Building Solutions".

Join us at ICCX digital 365.: https://buff.ly/35pLCJB

15/06/2021

✨ Feel free to take part in this quick 𝗜𝗖𝗖𝗫 𝗱𝗶𝗴𝗶𝘁𝗮𝗹 𝟯𝟲𝟱. survey: Tell us what you think with only a few clicks and win your personal exclusive Concrete Pen !

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Worldwide ICCX conferences (including trade exhibitions) are covering all aspects of modern concrete production and technology - hosted by CPi (trade journals)

15/06/2021

The eagerly awaited opening of ICCX digital 365. Live Days is here NOW! Be a part of this international digital platform for the concrete industry.

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14/06/2021

🙌 Only one day left until the Live Days of the 𝗜𝗖𝗖𝗫 𝗱𝗶𝗴𝗶𝘁𝗮𝗹 𝟯𝟲𝟱. start tomorrow at 8:00 am (CET)! Look forward to interacting and communicating with leading supplier companies of the concrete industry from all over the world.

⏰ Live: 15.06.-16.06.2021

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06/05/2021

Innovating within the economies of both digital fabrication and traditional assembly systems, students in an advanced undergraduate studio at Pratt Institute School of Architecture set out to develop lightweight, post-tensioned masonry facades that were expressive and customizable by exploiting the specific properties of autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) 👉: https://buff.ly/33mWSW9

15/04/2021

🗞 Read already now some articles of the new AAC worldwide issue 02/2021 on our website! Topics are among others: Expanding footprint in China with a new panel plant, Joining forces towards extending prefab building solutions and Post-Tensioned Screen Walls Using Robotically Milled AAC Units 👉: https://buff.ly/3tn3S0D

08/04/2021

Aircrete Europe and Maschinenfabrik Liezen Faserzementanlagen GesmbH, also known as MFL Fibre Cement, have entered into a strategic cooperation to jointly address the global market for lightweight building solutions. Read more on our website ➡️: https://buff.ly/3mrd0P8

24/03/2021

Xella Technologie- und Forschungsgesellschaft mbH has signed a contract with the Australian company Fastbrick Robotics Limited (FBR), a specialist in robot technology, for a pilot project to construct buildings on FBR's premises. For this pilot project, the Hadrian X® robot will be used to build masonry using Xella building products Ytong autoclaved aerated concrete and Silka calcium silicate blocks. Read more 👉 : https://buff.ly/3f8tsSy

04/03/2021

With over 25 years of experience, a focus on knowledge, innovation and high standards of production has enabled CSR Hebel to stand out as a supplier of autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC). Recently the company invested in a new cage welding plant in order to meet expanding requirements for their business. Read more 👉: https://buff.ly/389e2sV

24/02/2021

The Yas Island Media Zone megaproject located in Abu Dhabi, UAE, will be developed in phases over an area of 95,000 m² and features state-of-the-art offices, TV studios, retail units and associated facilities. The Abu Dhabi based company Exeed Litecrete LLC has signed a contract for the manufacture and supply of 16,000 m³ of AAC blocks onto the project, which will be used as lightweight void fill and insulation material structural concrete slabs under buildings and parking areas 👉:
https://buff.ly/37JRajz

18/02/2021

In Germany, the demand for affordable housing has been rising for years. For the construction of urgently needed apartments, one building material in particular is gaining more and more momentum: sand lime. To enable efficient, fast, and economical building with sand lime bricks, large-scale products are becoming increasingly commonplace. Read more on our website👉 :
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