A watertight project for the millenniumCLEE, Gary; NAR, Rakesh; TERRY, Aaron et al.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 2, issn 0010-5317, p. 30Article

Assessment of sulfate-bearing ground for soilLONGWORTH, Ian.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 6, pp 36-39, issn 0010-5317, 4 p.Article

Carbon fibre-reinforced polymer plates as shear strengthening for beamsWALKER, Paul.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 5, pp 34-36, issn 0010-5317, 3 p.Article

Concrete in hot and aggressive environments: the conferenceCLARKE, John; LONQBOTTOM, Radhika.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 5, issn 0010-5317, p. 51Article

Corrosion inhibitorsBONE, David.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 6, pp 8-9, issn 0010-5317, 2 p.Article

Dual-use wall in DublinHAYWARD, David.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 4, pp 40-41, issn 0010-5317, 2 p.Article

Fast and flat: the ideal structural toppingREYNOLDS, John.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 7, issn 0010-5317, p. 44Article

Fibre-reinforced polymers in construction: Strengthening concrete structuresHALLIWELL, Sue.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 5, pp 41-42, issn 0010-5317, 2 p.Article

Hitting a new high at Kingston QuayMORTON, Gary.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 1, pp 18-21, issn 0010-5317, 3 p.Article

Life-cycle assessment/analysis of concreteConcrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 3, pp 29-30, issn 0010-5317, 2 p.Article

Moulding the futureWATSON, Jeremy.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 7, pp 17-18, issn 0010-5317, 2 p.Article

Opportunities for concrete manufacturersEDTLRDS, Suzy.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 3, pp 34-35, issn 0010-5317, 2 p.Article

Portland-limestone cement: the UK situationPRICE, Bill.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 3, pp 50-51, issn 0010-5317, 2 p.Article

Revisiting the thirties in the 21st CenturyBRAUER, Irving.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 5, issn 0010-5317, p. 16Article

Self-compacting concrete: getting it rightGIBBS, John.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 6, pp 10-13, issn 0010-5317, 3 p.Article

Site batching: the way forwardPOLHILL, Prentis.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 4, pp 6-7, issn 0010-5317, 2 p.Article

Stopping away the costs at the Royal London HospitalSEERS, Richard.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 3, pp 14-15, issn 0010-5317, 2 p.Article

The answer lies beneath the surfaceBRIGHTWELL, Simon.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 5, pp 20-21, issn 0010-5317, 2 p.Article

The future specification of cement type, class and water/cement ratio. Part 3: Evaluation of cement constituents and principal conclusionsOWENS, Philip; NEWMAN, John.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 4, pp 50-53, issn 0010-5317, 4 p.Article

Towards maximising the value and sustainable use of glassDHIR, Ravindra; DYER, Tom; TANG, Albert et al.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 1, pp 38-40, issn 0010-5317, 3 p.Article

Whole lot of shaking going onCOLTSON, Bill.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 7, issn 0010-5317, p. 19Article

Why do we need ductility in reinforced concrete structures?BEEBY, Andrew.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 5, pp 27-29, issn 0010-5317, 3 p.Article

Albion Riverside, Hester Road, Battersea, London SW11Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 10, pp 16-18, issn 0010-5317, 3 p.Article

High-alumina cement in UK constructionBENSTED, John.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 8, pp 56-59, issn 0010-5317, 4 p.Article

Livepool's latest landmark towerJEFCOATE, Barrv.Concrete (London). 2004, Vol 38, Num 10, pp 54-55, issn 0010-5317, 2 p.Article