Prioritizing sustainability in the building envelope market

BASF is harnessing chemistry in its building envelopes to better the environmental footprint of structures, inside and out.

With a broader portfolio and efficient process, BASF is bringing its biomass balance approach back to the flooring adhesives segment.

As conversations around formaldehyde in the market continue, Acrodur® stands out as a water-based, low-emission alternative to resins like phenol, melamine, and urea.

Virginia Department of Transportation discusses latex-modified concrete overlays.

Explore the BASF Insights stories readers enjoyed most last year, including bio-based solutions, wood coatings, and UV absorbers.​

From labor shortages to challenging weather environments and more stringent building codes, the construction industry faces a wide variety of challenges simultaneously in its day-to-day operations.

A study explores common influences and concerns for installers and architects in the flooring adhesives market

In order to achieve minimal waste, less downtime and disruptions, seamless application, and an excellent warranty, choosing SKYTITE was a no-brainer for BASF’s McIntosh manufacturing facility.

ASTM D6083 Type-II updates an older roof coating standard. How well do you know the details?

The ASTM adopts a roof coating specification 20 years in the making

Building on its mountain of other sustainability programs, Denver International Airport (DEN) tested an environmentally sensitive runway deicer last winter, and initial results were promising

Measuring the sustainability of preservation and eco-efficiency of cape seals

Self-crosslinking acrylics, advances in waterborne coatings, and the path to eco-friendly stain resistance