Concrete: From Ancient Rome to Greener Construction
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Concrete: From Ancient Rome to Greener Construction
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Concrete has been shaping the world for thousands of years—but today's concrete is changing in some surprising ways.
This week on All About Home Construction, we take a look at the fascinating history of concrete, from the ancient Egyptians and Greeks to the incredible Roman structures that are still standing nearly 2,000 years later. We’ll talk about how Portland cement transformed construction and why reinforced concrete became one of the most important building technologies in modern history.
Then we look at the future of concrete. What are fly ash and ground-granulated blast-furnace slag? How can industrial byproducts be used to reduce the amount of Portland cement in concrete? What is steel slag being used for, and how are researchers experimenting with captured CO₂ in concrete?
It’s a look at how we're taking one of the world's oldest building materials and finding new ways to make it stronger, smarter, and potentially more environmentally friendly.
All About Home Construction — building on the past while looking toward the future.