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Bridge With New Construction Method Collapse
Cracks on the bridge were observed days before the tragedy happened but the engineers ruled out “it wasn’t an issue on the safety perspective.”
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The latest design, construction, MEP, architecture and maintenance news written by civil engineers. From the tallest building to big infrastructure.
Building Material Innovation: Concrete Without Cement
This Canada-based startup is using carbon dioxide and steel wastes as a substitute for cement.
Letter to a Young Engineer Who Recently Graduated
Here’s a letter from a father to a son who is graduating in his mechanical engineering degree.
4 Signs to Tell that You Don’t Belong in Engineering School
If you are having doubts lately, this will help you decide if you belong in engineering school.
Japanese Engineers Develop the Most Ecological Way to Demolish a Skyscraper
In Japan, they don’t demolish the buildings. They cut the elements and use them in the future.
Don’t Want to Get Stressed as an Engineer? Work for the Government
The Internet has spoken.
IPAF: Exclusive Manlift Depot Tour for IAPAs Visitors
IPAF Summit took place in Dubai, on the same day as the International Awards for Powered Access (IAPAs)
Structural Engineers at Stanford: Enough of Fat Slab Construction
This is after they discovered that many of the building collapses in the recent Mexico City earthquake use such construction method.
Adding a New Dimension to Concrete Makes It Stronger
Another dimension in its fiber reinforcement, that is.
Engineers Made this Wood as Strong as Steel
Yup, the resulting wood is strong, hard, tough, light, dense, resistant to compression and scratches, and moisture-protected.