Tag: structural engineers

By Aysegul Gogus and Atila Zekioglu Due to its location in a high seismic region and its growing population of over 15 million, Istanbul has...

By Steve Roloff, P.E., LEED AP The Hamel Music Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is a world-class concert hall that required extreme accuracy in...

Smith joins team of 30 civil engineering professionals in the Municipal Services Division BROOKFIELD, Wis. — Tony Smith has joined raSmith in Brookfield, Wisconsin,...

RESTON, Va. – Rain Loads: Guide to the Rain Load Provisions of ASCE 7-16 provides the practicing structural engineer with a detailed description of the rain load...

By Thomas J. Friese In the heart of Philadelphia sits the new Comcast Technology Center. The 60-floor, 1,121-foot skyscraper is the tallest building in Philadelphia...

Pennoni announced that E. Michael McCarthy, P.E., was promoted to Vice President and appointed to the firm’s Board of Directors. McCarthy joined Pennoni in 2016 when the firm acquired the assets of McCarthy & Associates, Inc. structural engineers, the firm he founded in 1985.

Basic Intellectual property rules can help civil and structural engineers understand how it affects the AEC industry. By Stephen L. Keefe, P.E., Esq. Intellectual property (IP)...

When Building Information Modeling (BIM) was first introduced, it initially gained traction with design professionals because it enabled them to iterate more fluidly, analyze...

A University at Buffalo engineering professor co-authored a report with potential significant impacts on how modern cities may be reconstructed following earthquakes. “Reconstructing Christchurch: A Seismic Shift in Building Structural System” is a 170-page report that details the reconstruction of Christchurch, the largest city in the South Island of New Zealand, following the 2010-11 earthquake series that shut down the city’s central business district for years.