The Structural Engineering Channel

Community resilience doesn’t look at individual buildings or systems. It looks at them as an integrated system and that is why they should all function together.

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The new code changes that will take effect in 2021 will allow mass timber buildings up to 18-story high. This may not be accepted by all municipalities and states, but 6-12 story building will certainly be allowed, which actually covers the highest market need.

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We have the opportunity to see what resilience is and what the structural engineering profession means, not just for a building, but for the entire community which that building serves. It is important that the engineering profession as a whole take advantage of this opportunity and promote the value that engineers provide.

The post Here’s Why Base Isolation is Rarely Used in the United States — It Doesn’t Sell Units – Ep 003 appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

What excites me about structural engineers is the fact that we are bringing our professional associations closer together, and coming up with a common vision that that there are some challenges for the future.

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In this first episode of The Structural Engineering Podcast, we would like to introduce the show, the hosts and our goals for making this podcast extremely useful to you and bring you information that could help you succeed in work and life.

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