Copper—the metal we can't live without
Long known as essential for general health, copper may also prevent serious infections and disease, according to new studies. Though not typical of what one might think of when one thinks of copper, it's appropriate as we approach International Infection Prevention Week, October 19-25, 2008. Read More
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Artists Give New Life to Recycled Copper
With today’s focus on going green, many contemporary copper artists are using recycled copper for its beauty and flexibility. Read More
Landmark Seagram Building Celebrates 50 Years
One of New York City’s biggest celebrities—38 stories tall and a city block wide—is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Read More
Contemporary Furniture Designers Turn to Copper
Contemporary furniture designers are turning to copper, brass and bronze furniture designs to brighten up modern decor. Read More
Ave Maria – A Vision in Copper
The first Catholic university established in 40 years is being built, and roofed, with long-term sustainability in mind. Read More
The benefits of using copper tube
Whether the diameter and wall thickness is 1/8" or one foot, whether you designing or installing a plumbing system or a refrigeration system, the experts know the choice of tube and pipe is pretty clear. Read More
More technical information for building and design professionals
The top 10 reasons to call an electrician
As the days grow shorter, more light switches will be flicked on. Perhaps less daylight is simply nature's way of telling us to be aware of the electrical systems in our homes. Read More
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