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7th Smart Urbanation: What’s next for smart cities in India?

When: August 26 | Venue: Sahara Star

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The Platinum Hit!

Ashok Leyland becomes the first Indian office and fourth in the world to bag the LEED v4.1 Platinum certification for its sustainable features that ensure occupant well-being and contribute to enhancing the environment.

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The Platinum Hit!

Ashok Leyland bags LEED v4.1 Platinum certification for sustainable features

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Here are technologies to address the river pollution menace due to sewage dumping

We hope to clean 70-80 per cent of the Ganga by March 2019," said Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister for Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation, during an conference in New Delhi, according to a PIB release.

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How wind tunnel testing can be best done for high-rises!

Wind pressure plays a major role in designing tall and super tall buildings. Structural wind load study allows designers to examine complex load effects in detail by providing loading results in a format that is ready-to-use in most structural design applications.

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India’s Tall buildings | High on technologies and systems

According to the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH), global stats for tall buildings set a new record: 106 skyscrapers rising 200 m or above completed in 2015. In fact, from 2010 to 2015, the number of ´supertalls´ has doubled. With increasing population, especially in developing ..

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Unlocking Capital

To broaden accessibility to investment options for infrastructure projects, there is a need to revisit the investment guidelines of institutional investors and relax the restrictions imposed.CW offers some practical remedies for financing projects.

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The Cost Crunch

Suddenly and silently, the price of construction has gone up dramatically in India. Construction World speaks to contractors, developers and building material majors to find out why and assess the implications for the industry and end-users.

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Let's get real!

While the world continues to get rattled by man-made disasters (read ‘scams’ in India) and natural catastrophes (earthquake in Japan), good news trickled in from CONEXPO in Las Vegas where the American economy seemed to be showing a positive upswing, with a strong buyer presence making a beeline..

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Will the Industry Bottom Out?

The June-September 2010 has been the worst quarter for construction industry. Prolonged monsoon and heavy precipitation have impacted operations of infrastructure projects while governments, both at Centre and states, were slow in awarding new contracts, analyses.

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