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Steel is the undisputed leader in civil engineering structural materials, and it is one of the two primary materials used in civil engineering constructions.
The efficient use of resources, the cost-effectiveness, and the well-organized structural systems are all important components of a building.

There is a growing interest in developing strategies to better understand and address the effects of building materials. Steel is recyclable, and its structures are reusable. Steel is one such building material that can be easily separated from other materials and recycled indefinitely without losing quality, which is a unique feature.

The application of Aluminium in construction and architecture slowed in the 1940s, as the metal was predominantly used for producing planes. It even earned a second name, “winged metal”; But as early as the middle of the twentieth century, Aluminium became more and more popular in the construction of high-rise buildings and bridges.

Window frames, panels, domed roofs and other wide-span constructions and ornaments were increasingly made with Aluminium. Today, it is used for roofs, siding, translucent panes, window and doorframes, staircases, air conditioning systems, solar protection, heating systems, furniture and many other things.

Copper was an integral part of European medieval architecture and today, some 10,000 years after it was first discovered by mankind, architects and building designers are finding new and innovative ways to use copper in their designs.

An alloy of copper and zinc, brass has several applications in the construction industry. It can be used exclusively for its stunning gold-like decorative look or aged rustic-like look in buildings. Brasses are used both indoors and outdoors, frequently for entrances and as trim.

The aesthetic qualities of bronze when considered with the sustainable and enduring properties of the material are a combination that will prove to be a long term investment to your home or project.

Visually, the aesthetic qualities of Glass add character and quality to any project, whilst lightweight nature of their structure permits creative and cost-effective structures to be designed.