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As Covid declines but war ravages Ukraine and further disrupts supply chains, we try to get some idea of what this means for the construction market.
In this article we look at what robots can do for the construction industry, and how that will help the staff shortages that contractors are experiencing.
Concrete has been identified as serious contributor to greenhouse gasses, and here we look at how its impact on the environment can be improved.
Design consultant: Katie Levine of Vallance, Inc.