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Welcome to our online Industry News hub, where we share the latest developments, insights, and trends
impacting the world of lightweight aggregates. Here, you’ll find articles on innovative uses, project
highlights, and technical advancements that showcase how lightweight aggregates are shaping the future
of construction, infrastructure, and sustainable building practices.
Also stay informed with insights from the Expanded Shale, Clay, and Slate Institute (ESCSI), the respected national trade organization advancing lightweight aggregate knowledge and applications. Our curated content offers valuable perspectives for industry professionals, engineers, architects, and all interested in the expanding role of lightweight materials in modern construction. Explore topics from resilience and sustainability to practical applications and new research.
Arcosa Lightweight Adds New Account Rep for Southeast
Arcosa Lightweight is pleased to announce the addition of Zachary Von Rosenberg as Account
Representative for the Southeastern U.S. region. Zachary will support customers across Louisiana
and surrounding markets, focusing on concrete producers, cont…
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Arcosa Lightweight Expands Northeast Operations with New Sales
Representative Max Goldstein
Arcosa Lightweight has hired Max Goldstein, EIT,
as a sales representative for the Northeast.
Goldstein, a civil engineer based in Newtown, PA, will work the territory from Washington,
DC,
to Maine.
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Recap: Lafayette Consolidated Government’s Strategy to Implement Internal
Curing
In October 2024, the Enhancing Performance with
Internally Cured Concrete (EPIC2) initiative
hosted a national webinar titled “Implementation of Internal Curing by a Local Agency,”
spotlighting the successful application of internal curing (IC) in b…
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ESCSI: Lightweight Aggregates Essential for Sustainable Infrastructure
Belmont Village Lakeway, located in Austin, Texas, is a premier assisted and independent living
facility offering memory care services. Designed to promote both safety and tranquility, the
development provides a natural and peaceful space for its residents.
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Apply Now for the 2024-25 ESCSI John Ries Scholarship in Civil
Engineering
Application Deadline: December 1, 2024 The
Expanded Shale, Clay, and Slate Institute (ESCSI)
invites applications for the prestigious John Ries Scholarship for the 2024-25 academic
year.
This scholarship supports both undergraduate and graduate…
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