What is concrete construction and where is it applied?
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“Concrete construction encompasses the design and realisation of structural works such as underpasses, viaducts, foundations for high‑voltage pylons, energy stations and eco‑ducts. These structures are essential to keeping Europe’s transport networks accessible, safe and resilient—forming the backbone of modern mobility and energy infrastructure.”
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