Constructional Engineering and Ecological Environment 1st Edition

Capture the future of sustainable building with Constructional Engineering and Ecological Environment, 1st Edition by Chih-Huang Weng. This authoritative text bridges practical construction engineering with ecological thinking, offering clear guidance for professionals, educators, and students seeking resilient, low-impact solutions for the built environment.

Inside, readers will find concise explanations of how site planning, structural design, material selection, and water and soil management intersect with ecological principles. The book emphasizes real-world strategies—from green infrastructure and erosion control to habitat-sensitive design and climate-resilient construction—making complex concepts accessible for on-site engineers and classroom learners alike. Rich case examples highlight regionally relevant challenges and scalable approaches suited to the Asia-Pacific and global contexts.

Whether you’re a contractor aiming to reduce environmental footprints, an engineer integrating sustainability into projects, or a student preparing for a career in environmental and construction engineering, this edition delivers practical frameworks, best practices, and actionable checklists that support regulatory compliance and long-term performance.

Readable, well-structured, and technically robust, Constructional Engineering and Ecological Environment, 1st Edition is an essential reference for anyone committed to building responsibly in an era of ecological awareness and climate uncertainty. Enhance your professional library—secure your copy today and start designing structures that work in harmony with the natural world.

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