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Bridges
Historic Structures: Frisco Bridge, (Memphis Bridge) 1892
In late 1884, two corporations submitted a request to Congress for authorization to build a railroad bridge across the river at Memphis, Tennessee. At the time the closest bridge across the Mississippi was the Eads Bridge at St. Louis, Missouri, and that was 400 miles north of Memphis.
April 1, 2026
Article
Vaults, Values, and the Vernacular
In the Arab world, structural engineering is inextricably linked to cultural identity. From the soaring domes of mosques to the intricately patterned vaults of souks and madrasas, the engineering solutions crafted over centuries in this region have served both practical and symbolic purposes.
April 1, 2026
Codes and Standards
Opening the Door to Fire-Rated Enclosures
Fire-rated glazing gives more design choices for stairways and elevator enclosures, but they must adhere to code-driven, fire-rated standards.
April 1, 2026
Bridges
Bridging Nature & Structure: Creating a Gateway to Bentonville’s Trail System
A harmony of structure and landscape defines Bentonville’s 8th Street Gateway Park, where innovative engineering creates a nearly two-thirds-mile elevated loop and nature-focused spaces throughout the 110-acre site.
April 1, 2026
Concrete
Princeton University’s Art Museum
Structural steel, exposed concrete, and mass timber converge to realize the Museum’s interlocking pavilion design.
April 1, 2026
Concrete
Value Engineering of Reinforced Concrete Cantilever Balcony Systems
Designing the balconies at Singh Tower in New Jersey as a reinforced concrete cantilever rather than steel-framed assemblies yielded cost savings and improved constructability.
April 1, 2026
Software
Sponsored Post: How Can NCEES Services Help You?
NCEES offers more than exams for engineers and surveyors. Through the Records Program, Credentials Evaluations, and CPC Tracking, NCEES is here to help engineers and surveyors become licensed in multiple states, track continuing professional competency requirements, and to help international […]
April 1, 2026
Software
From Software User to Software Builder: Harnessing APIs in Structural Analysis
Using simple code, engineers can automate repetitive calculations, verify the accuracy of results, and run quick experimental studies.
April 1, 2026
Resilience
The Benefits of Assessing and Mitigating Weather Vulnerabilities BEFORE Mother Nature Strikes
How do you protect employees, assets and supply chains from weather-based destruction that seems to be touching every location in the country? Is there anything cost effective that can be done to mitigate the damage that can be caused? The short answer is yes there is, but the time to do it is now.
March 1, 2026
Software
Thought Experiments for Understanding the Legality of Machine Learning in Structural Engineering
The integration of machine learning algorithms into structural engineering practice raises critical questions about how professional responsibility should be allocated when these algorithms operate within the design chain.
March 1, 2026
Seismic
Bridging Centuries
A 100-year-old landmark synagogue underwent seismic renewal and modernization to extend its use by students, educators, clergy, and congregants.
March 1, 2026
Concrete
A Beacon on Biscayne Bay
The fluid, organic form of the Braman Cancer Center is sculpted in structural concrete.
March 1, 2026