Hai Phong people rushed to see the blue lake
A lake of about 20 hectares, green in An Son commune (Thuy Nguyen, Hai Phong city) attracts thousands of visits of local people in recent days.
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A lake of about 20 hectares, green in An Son commune (Thuy Nguyen, Hai Phong city) attracts thousands of visits of local people in recent days.
Instead of drifting around polluting the sea and threatening aquatic species, ocean waste is being collected to make bricks for house construction.
With lifting force of 70.8 tons / m2, PolyLevel is a foam material that can fill the gaps below the building and bring the settlement back to its original position.
Bacteria can become a building material in the future, with environmentally friendly and energy-saving characteristics.
The letter is titled Asbestos-related illnesses and concerns about the continued use of asbestos in construction materials and other products in Vietnam.
Design firm Vincent Callebaut is in the research and development stage of one
If you continue to use asbestos by 2030, Vietnam will import more than 1 million tons of asbestos back to the country.
The Australian Journal of Medicine cites research by scientists in the country, suggesting that home repairs have a negative impact on women's health with increased mort…
According to a reporter in Mexico, Mexican science doctor José Carlos Rubio of the University of San Nicolás de Hidalgo (UMSNH) successfully invented a type of cement th…
After 7 months of research, Nguyen Cao Hoang Sang (construction industry of Ho Chi Minh City University of Architecture) successfully fabricated unburnt bricks made from…
The research results show that it is possible to turn old clothes removed into water-proof and fire-resistant construction materials.
Enamel is the hardest bone tissue, difficult to be affected in the body, allowing teeth to work and withstand continuous pressure from chewing, biting ...
Over the past year, wood factories in Singapore have generated more than half a million tons of wood waste, mainly sawdust.
Scientists at the University of British Columbia (UBC), Canada, developed a spray-type, environmentally-friendly concrete.
Waste management is always one of the most difficult problems in the world, especially in areas with difficult access to recycling facilities.