Build Back Better
Carbon Neutral Concrete
The Fundamentals Of How Cement Is Made
Climate Change and Concrete – How are they related?
The Built Environment
Concrete’s role in reducing building and pavement emissions
Visualizing cement hydration on a molecular level
Countering climate change with cool pavements
Concrete Case Study: Ease of use
Parkrose Middle School - Portland, OR
Insulated Concrete Form Case Study
Slate – Portland, OR
Build Back Better
Building Better and Resilient Buildings and Infrastructure in our communities to higher standards than are required by currently established building codes is critical to the future wellbeing of millions of people worldwide.
This was the key message delivered by Bill Larson, Chair of the Pacific Northwest Building Resilience Coalition to delegates attending the 30th Annual Summit of the Pacific Northwest Economic Region (PNWER) that took place in Big Sky Montana in August 2021.
Greenhouse gas emissions tied to concrete
Heidelberg Materials has been manufacturing cement in region Canada since 1956, making us a pillar of the many communities around us, bringing employment and economic benefit to small towns and big cities for over 60 years.
Today, Heidelberg Materials operates cement production plants in Delta, British Columbia and Edmonton, Alberta, and a grinding plant in Bellingham, Washington.
As part of the HeidelbergCement Group headquartered in Germany. Established in 1874, HeidelbergCement Group is among the world leaders in building materials and employees 52,000 people in over 40 countries at 2500 locations.
