When you’re done finishing the concrete, cover it with plastic or keep it moist by sprinkling it several times a day for about a week. This slows the curing process and results in a stronger, more ...

After digging through the Ingot Isle Cave-In and teaming up with a singing Odd Rock, Donkey Kong dives deeper into the earth ...

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Rob Wilson and Fran Williams visit the Isle of Portland to see stone brick production at close quarters and talk with Albion Stone managing director Michael Poultney ...

Brügger and his firm, Vbrügg, have experimented with contrasting materials in their weekend home in the Sierra de Córdoba in ...

Designed by Sylvia Richards, the mass-timber addition to Adimab's Lebanon campus is sensitive to the lushly forested wetland ...

One of the first buildings to complete within the Canada Water Masterplan combines workspace with a leisure centre. Rob ...

I am grateful to Dr Katy Whitaker, who is Aerial Survey Investigator in the Policy & Evidence Group of Historic England, for supplying ...

A showstopping Plenty residence featured on Open Homes Australia has broken a suburb record of $3.775m for an undisclosed ...

Howard Sounes, the Mirror reporter who first broke the story of Fred and Rose West in 1994, has gained access to more than 100 hours of Fred West's unheard police interviews for his new book ...

It came from the stars and still dazzles us today. But why is gold believed to be a “store of wealth” – and where is it kept?

New York City — and specifically Manhattan — was understood to be the Prime Target and hence Ground Zero in a nuclear war.