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Innovative Materials for Long-Lasting Eco-Friendly Roads
Modern cities are constantly changing thanks to civil engineers innovating how we build and repair vital infrastructure. Sustainability is also on many people’s minds, including those who plan and execute changes at the civil level. Combined, [...]
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How Traffic Signal Data Can Improve Traffic Management
Over the past twenty years, the number of cars on Aotearoa’s roads has increased by just under 65%, skyrocketing from 2.8 million (2001) to just over 4.5 million vehicles (2021). In other words, there are a lot more cars on the road today than [...]
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Bike Lane Design: Creating Inclusive Cycleways in NZ
New Zealand is well-known as a mountain biking mecca, with enthusiastic cyclists flying from all over the world to roam our rolling hills and beautiful native forest trails. But when it comes to bringing those bikes into our cities, we’re only [...]
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Best Practices for Temporary Traffic Control
Right now, New Zealand is in the middle of a development boom. Construction crews and civil engineers are working on cities, towns, and roads all over the country to improve infrastructure and make the Aotearoa of tomorrow even better than that of [...]
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Advantages of Smart Street Light Systems | TSL
Modern cities worldwide are doing as much as they can to stay ahead of the curve. From bike-friendly cities to eco-friendly roads, there are untold opportunities across every sector of civil construction to bring urban centres into the future. As [...]
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Public Transport vs. Private Vehicles in Easing Traffic
New Zealand is known for having one of the lowest rates of public transport use in the world, despite a nationwide dedication to creating more walkable and publicly accessible cities. Aside from the environmental impact, this high rate of private [...]
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Asphalt Patching Techniques for NZ’s Unique Climate
If a road, driveway, or parking lot is damaged over the course of its lifetime, a full replacement will usually cost too much and waste a lot of resources. This is why asphalt patching was developed. As some of the most experienced asphalt [...]
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What Type of Road Surface is Safest in Wet Conditions?
New Zealand has one of the highest rates of rainfall in the world, which means that ensuring roads are safe to travel on while wet is one of the most vital parts of civil engineering. Wet conditions create unique circumstances that lead to high [...]
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Can Concrete Be Poured in Rain? Civil Works Best Practices for Wet Weather
Concrete does a lot of things. It forms the backbone of countless construction projects, stabilises skyscrapers, and creates pavements for pedestrians to walk across cities safely. But in a city as rainy as Auckland, there’s a vital question many [...]
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Green Building Practices & Sustainable Construction Reshaping Our Environment
In the face of escalating environmental challenges, green building practices offer hope. They mitigate the impact of construction and continue to inspire and pave the way for a sustainable future. Let’s navigate the world of [...]
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Types of Traffic Management Certification and Training in NZ
As we all know, traffic system management is crucial in ensuring road safety, efficient traffic flow, and minimising the risk of accidents. Thanks to traffic controllers, motorists and pedestrians can enjoy smooth and manageable traffic flow and [...]
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Zero-Energy Buildings: Achieving Total Sustainability
The concept of net-zero energy buildings is revolutionising the construction industry, marking a pivotal step towards environmental stewardship and sustainable development. In New Zealand, where our natural environment is cherished, the move towards [...]
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