All the articles from the November/December 2024 issue of The Structural Engineer.
Publish Date – 11 November 2024
IStructE CEO, Yasmin Becker, reflects on her highlights of 2024, including collaboration within the industry, the growth of CROSS-UK and more.
Muiris Moynihan summarises available guidance covering the fourth level of the Institution's hierarchy for net-zero design, which encourages engineers to 'build efficiently' by ensuring designs are highly utilised.
Will Arnold, Mike Cook, Duncan Cox, Orlando Gibbons and John Orr reflect on progress made around carbon targets over the past four years.
The Joint Board of Moderators plays a crucial role in accrediting university engineering programmes in the UK, explains IStructE Head of Membership and Education, Rebecca Carey, but is always in need of both industrial and academic volunteers to support this work.
This month's report discusses the potential fire safety risks of scaffolding when it is present around in-use buildings and the current risk assessment process.
This article seeks to equip engineers with more knowledge about ruins. Building on Part 11 of the Conservation compendium, 'A career in ruins (the challenges presented by derelict structures)', it provides further sources of information from a UK perspective for those engineers who look after them.
Discover the winners at the Structural Awards 2024 and which project won the Supreme Award.
Gloria Wong and Trieska Wahyudi share their experiences in the 3D modelling of underground structures (primarily stations) for design, including the key lessons they have learned and the process flows they have developed consequently.
Ron Watermeyer examines ways of demonstrating competence in the structural engineering profession and makes a case for the value of credentialing.
How should climatic design action vary with duration of exposure? Alastair Hughes identifies two conflicting approaches, and questions whether EN 1991 has made the right choice.
This month's letters include discussion on no-fines concrete, clarity over Belfast and Pratt trusses, building control compliance and more.
There are now more than 77 500 references listed on the Institution's Library catalogue. As well as cataloguing new publications, we have been reviewing our existing collection and updating our records.
A round-up of events at Institution HQ and around the regional groups.
Ana Espinós, Associate Editor, has selected a paper studying the lateral behaviour of a composite concrete-filled steel tubes truss column as the Featured Article for Volume 66 of Structures.
Ron has chosen a sketch by Tim Walkden as the winner of The Drawing Board. Tim's sketch depicts a proposed structural arrangement for retrofitting a new perimeter roof walkway.