Hardly the first carbon-fiber reinforced concrete building. The quantum computing lab at waterloo (and I imagine many other scientific facilities worldwide) had it a decade ago.

The Weekly show: Carbon-fiber reinforced concrete buildings and back to campus amid COVID-19. Coronavirus The Weekly show: Carbon-fiber reinforced concrete buildings and back to campus amid COVID-19.

Two months ago, the foundation was poured for CUBE, a 2,200-sf, two-story building on the premises of Technical University Dresden in Germany, that claims to be the world’s first building made ...

For decades, concrete structures have been reinforced with carbon-fiber-reinforced polymers (CFRP), a material laced carbon fibers to impart extra strength. Expanding on previous work, researchers ...

C³-Carbon Concrete Composite won the German Sustainability Award 2015. C³ consortium member VDZ (Düsseldorf) assisted in research designed to eliminate market barriers by creating the foundation for ...

Carbon fiber reinforced concrete technology maximized the original architectural design while reduced the structural size, increased building usable area, and reduced the self-weight, reduced the ...

Nov. 17, 2022 — Carbon fiber-reinforced ultra-high-temperature ceramic (UHTC) matrix composites are extensively used in space shuttles and high-speed vehicles. However, these composites suffer ...

US researchers have received $567,000 to explore how carbon fibres could improve the blast and impact resistance of conventional reinforced concrete. Researchers at the Missouri University of Science ...

Under a £282 million (~$381 million) project, the National Composites Center (NCC, Bristol, U.K.) and construction company Skansa (Stockholm, Sweden) are trialing an “industry-first” low-carbon ...