Construction Research and Innovation
Construction Research and Innovation ( CRI) is a quarterly journal published by the CIOB in partnership with Taylor & Francis Group, one of the world’s leading publishers of scholarly and scientific journals.
Animated by a desire for a “built environment that works”, CRI responds to challenges emerging in the 21st century, including urbanisation, productivity, resource constraints and sustainability. It takes a holistic view, covering fields of construction activity – from contracting and design to procurement and project management – with a view to the wider issues that influence the built environment, including society, policy, planning and economics.
Focussing on the possibilities of the near- to medium-term future, CRI provides incisive analysis, rigorous research and case studies of innovative practice. With writing of the highest quality that is accessible to a broad, international audience, CRI aims to provide essential reading for built-environment business leaders, policy makers, researchers and community influencers.
Categories: Advertising, Arts & Entertainment, Books & Literature, Business
Bionic ID: 654833
Advertising Options
Below are Construction Research and Innovation advertising placement options to consider in your media planning and media buying.
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E-Newsletter Advertising
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Magazine Advertising
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- 1/3 Page
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Other Advertising
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Social Advertising
- Facebook Post
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Video Advertising
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Online Display Advertising
- 160x600 - Wide Skyscraper - $ 80.00 CPM
- 300x250 - Medium Rectangle - $ 80.00 CPM
- 728x90 - Leaderboard - $ 80.00 CPM
Learn More
To learn more about the Construction Research and Innovation program, submit a request for information. Your request will be sent immediately to the Taylor & Francis ad sales team.
Place an Order
To place an order, contact Construction Research and Innovation or order electronically through Bionic Media Buying Software using ID 654833.