Composite Construction

Composite construction refers to a building method that combines two or more different materials to create a structure that maximizes the strengths of each material. For example, steel may be used for its strength and flexibility, while concrete provides durability and resistance to weather. This combination allows for lighter, stronger, and more efficient buildings than using a single material alone. Composite construction can enhance performance, reduce cost, and improve sustainability, making it a popular choice in modern architecture and engineering. It is widely used in bridges, skyscrapers, and other complex structures.