Tag: University of Arkansas
The Road Less Traveled
By Chad Clinehens
The phrase “the road less traveled” has been used many times. There are at least 10 albums as well as several television...
AISC to Honor 13 Leading Design, Construction, and Education Professionals at the 2020 NASCC:...
CHICAGO - The American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) will honor 13 leaders across the structural steel design, construction, and academic communities with prestigious...
Leers Weinzapfel Associates, Modus Studio, Mackey Mitchell Architects, and OLIN Complete Adohi Hall at...
CLT Project is America’s First Large-Scale, Mass Timber Living Learning Setting
Boston, MA – November 12, 2019 – A design collaborative led by Leers Weinzapfel Associates (Boston), Modus Studio (Fayetteville, AR), Mackey...
Researchers Study Behavior of Cross-Laminated Timber Panels in New Hall
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – A new residence hall on the University of Arkansas campus will provide more than just a vibrant living experience for students....
Terracon Foundation Awards $7,500 Grant to the University of Arkansas to Support Graduate Students...
Fayetteville, Ark. — The Terracon Foundation announced a $7,500 University Grant to the University of Arkansas to provide one $3,750 scholarship to each of...
System will help planners identify, prioritize highway projects
A new prototype system that monitors the number and type of tractor-trailers moving through a region could help transportation planners identify and prioritize infrastructure projects and increase operational efficiency.
$500,000 gift paves the way for concrete research
The Oklahoma/Arkansas chapter of the American Concrete Pavement Association pledged $500,000 to the Department of Civil Engineering in the College of Engineering at the University of Arkansas for concrete pavement initiatives, research and related activities.
Wood use in schools expected to increase
As U.S. designers seek to satisfy the needs of a growing student population, Think Wood anticipates an increase in wood schools over the next decade.
Researcher going to India to document damage from record rains
Richard Coffman, associate professor of civil engineering at the University of Arkansas, will travel to the Indian state of Kerala this week as part of a mission to study the impact of record rains and flooding. Kerala received almost 100 inches of rain between June 1 and Aug. 26.
