Sentence examples for of conventional construction from inspiring English sources
In Masdar, thin-film solar cells can be incorporated directly into the facades of buildings in place of conventional construction materials, reducing the costs of the solar power.
He said he came to Community Rebuilds because he "wanted a change from the cheap and dirty building" of conventional construction.
This process takes about half the time of conventional construction and it's a good deal cheaper, at around £1,400 per sq m (as opposed to the usual £2,000 for local authority new-builds).
Secondly, the outline of conventional construction method road tunnel management system is illustrated and defects and problems to be overcome are clarified.
"By simply pressing the 'enter' key on the keypad we intend to give the architect the possibility to make buildings directly," says Dini, "without intermediaries who can add interpretation and make mistakes in the realisation". His vision is to cut out the expensive, cumbersome manual processes of conventional construction and give the designer absolute freedom.
An increasing number of construction academics and professionals have been storming the ramparts of conventional construction management in an effort to deliver better value to owners while making real profits.
The rapid urbanisation is creating a shortfall of conventional building construction materials due to limited availability of natural resources.
On the other hand energy consumed for the production of conventional building construction materials pollutes air, water and land.
Handel Architects says that compared to conventional construction, the building is projected to save 882 tons of CO2 per year, equal to planting 5,300 new trees.
It is, therefore, important to assess the life-cycle costs of replacing conventional construction materials with advanced composites.
In the next ten years, the number of these conventional construction method road tunnels are aging and suffering from damage, deterioration and environmental attack.
