Articles Tagged with ''structural engineering''

After the NYC Pfizer building conversion buckled, what happens next? Leading experts in their fields map out what a complex structural failure examination looks like.

A saddle‑shaped timber gridshell—North America’s first of its kind at this scale—is rising in Doraville, Ga., set to debut as a 2026 soccer World Cup viewing venue before transitioning to a permanent performance space.

The scope of the committee’s work is focused on identifying topics ripe for reexamination in three primary documents: ASCE 7, ACI 318 and the AISC Steel Manual
 

Cloud-based system quickly pulls relevant design details from past projects, speeding preparation of design drawings and buildable 3D models.

U.S. electric arc furnace plants such as Gerdau's Cartersville, Ga., plant adjust their offerings to meet demands of hot construction markets.

A group of civil and structural engineers working with leading industry groups is undertaking a review of the primary structural design codes to identify tweaks and changes that could reduce embodied carbon. 

How a Manhattan skyscraper's vulnerability was discovered, and how the project's structural engineer responded to guide secret repairs.

On April 1 at the North American Steel Construction Conference in Louisville, Ky., Atlas Tube released its HSS Connections Hub, a cloud-based suite of engineering resources designed to simplify hollow structural sections connection design for structural engineers and steel fabricators.

Cary Kopczynski’s efforts have transformed the skyline of the Puget Sound region, but his impact on the industry extends much further.

So far, the fatalities number 14 with three survivors who were severely injured, and at least two who had to have limbs amputated.