Mixed blessing

2007-07-31T00:00:00

Feilden Clegg Bradley used GGBS in its Persistence Works fine arts and crafts studio complex in Sheffield.

Source: Mandy Renolds

A waste product of steel-smelting could cut the carbon emissions of concrete by up to 40%. So how come more architects don’t know about it? By Jan-Carlos Kucharek.

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