A ‘live’ structural analysis system is changing the way buildings are monitored
Buildings are affected by even the smallest vibrations. What if we could record these vibrations to develop a detailed structural ...
Tag: structural engineering
“Authentic and vulnerable”: Roma Agrawal shares why more engineers need to be leaders
Roma Agrawal cut her teeth on the London skyline icon The Shard. Now, she's working to change hearts and minds ...
Balancing act: How one engineer honours the old when building something new
While new technology and materials are creating possibilities in the world of structural engineering, engineer Tony Lavorato says innovation comes ...
One engineer’s mission to share how the world’s favourite structures came to be
In a profession short of superstars, British structural engineer Roma Agrawal is finding ways to explain her work to non-engineers.
Beyond book smart, structural engineers of the future need to be creative
As climate change and rising urbanisation impact the built environment, education for structural engineers needs to adapt to keep up ...
If engineers hope to change the future, they must first develop a new skill set
Pursuing smart solutions to the world's biggest challenges requires that engineers play an active role in shaping the agenda of ...
Form and function: How one engineer brings cutting-edge designs to life
High-tech construction wizard Adam Mitchell is responsible for making some of the most unique and striking structures in Australia possible.
This landmark’s revamp makes a strong case for heritage engineering
Rather than tear down a historically significant landmark, New Zealand engineers got creative to make a 100-year-old bridge fit for ...
This smart structures test could make buildings immune to disasters
An innovative testing system that helps develop and maintain smart structures that can withstand catastrophic events has netted a team ...
Building a better bra: Meet the engineers reinventing lingerie for the 21st-century
Borrowing engineering principles from the architectural world has seen two Carnegie Mellon graduates reimagine the bra.
