Pantone’s Colors for 2021 and What That Means for Architecture
Written by: Maggie Clark
In December of last year, the world got to see Pantone’s colors for 2021 for the first time. Since 1999,...
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What Can External Waterproofing Membrane Failure Teach Architects about Sustainable Construction?
Written by: Maggie Clark
No matter your experience with waterproofing membrane failure, waterproofing breaches are not so easy to spot. In fact, according to one article in The Construction...
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Waterproofing Membranes: Should You Use Them?
Written by: Johnny Nassif
Waterproofing membranes are commonly used to protect structures against hydrostatic pressure. The idea behind them is simple. They keep the...
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Interview: Exploring Concrete Admixtures with Kryton’s Technical Experts
Written by: Maggie Clark
Whether you’re an architect, engineer, or contractor, you’ve likely had to take some time to consider one of the most...
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The Best Way to Repair Concrete Leaks
Written by: Maggie Clark
February is almost over, making way for both the mild weather of spring and the season’s annual convention for the...
Read MorePreventing Corrosion in Reinforced Concrete
Written by: Alireza Biparva
Concrete is one of the most widely used construction materials in the world, with many key advantages such as formability...
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How Will Infrastructure Evolve in the Next Few Years?
Written by: Emily Matlovich
In the near future there will be a spike in autonomous vehicles, technology, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. Each of...
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Don’t Miss This Year’s Great Innovations at World of Concrete!
Written by: Kryton Marketing
World of Concrete 2017 is just over a month away and Kryton is excited to be exhibiting once again this year....
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How to Identify That White Stuff on Your Concrete Wall
Written by: Kryton Marketing
You’ve just moved into a suite in a brand-new condo. You’ve parked your car in the below grade garage you...
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