From a compound made with regenerated rubber to a cork-coated yarn technology, Material Library + Database continue to grow. Check out our research team's Top 5 picks from July's new …
The Stacks
Concrete & Associates: From Roman Architecture to Sleek Lifestyle Products
Dr. Gayatri Keskar joins Dr. Andrew Dent in this Material Seminar, Concrete & Associates: From Roman Architecture to Sleek Lifestyle Products. Together, our VP and EVP of Research discuss the …
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Solid Surfacing
In this series, Jennifer Gumpert, our VP of Business Development and Operations, walks us through material terms and concepts that are used frequently, but not always understood. This week: solid …
Lighter pavement really does cool cities when it’s done right.
When heat waves hit, people start looking for anything that might lower the temperature. One solution is right beneath our feet: pavement. Think about how hot the soles of your shoes can get when …
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Eye On: Green Concrete
In this Eye On, VP of Research, Dr. Gayatri Keskar, welcomes Madison Savillow, Chief of Staff at Carbon Upcycling Technologies for an interview. The two discuss CUT's carbon capture technology that is …
Admixture
In this series, Jennifer Gumpert, our VP of Business Development and Operations, walks us through material terms and concepts that are used frequently, but not always understood. This week: …
Material Profile: Sustonable
MC 1112801 / Sustonable by Sustonable This engineered composite stone is made from quartz and recycled post-consumer plastic bottles. It is lightweight and can be made into thin surfaces of equal or …
Biobased Building Blocks of the Future: A Talk with Biomason
On Wednesday, June 16th we welcomed Ginger Krieg Dosier the Co-Founder, CEO, and President of Biomason to the stage for our monthly #MCXLive event. Inspired by nature, Biomason's innovative …
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