Skip to main content
The Institution of Structural Engineers
The Institution of Structural Engineers
Find an Engineer
My Account
Log In
Search
Shopping Cart
0
Items
Latest news
Home
Events
Resources
Browse our resources
Building Safety Act
Business support
Climate emergency
Design and Construction
Technology and digital
Jobs board and Careers Hub
Resilience
Library services
Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC)
Safety of society
Teaching resources
The Structural Engineer
Membership
Find out more about membership
Student Membership
Graduate Membership
Chartered Membership
Fellow
Technician Membership
Incorporated-Membership
Associate
Affiliate Membership
Does my degree fit?
How do I become Chartered?
Training and development
Overview of Training & Development
Initial Professional Development (IPD)
Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Membership exams
Courses
Qualifications and registrations
Apply for grants
Enter awards
Mentoring
Jobs
Pan-African Knowledge
partnership
Become a Structural Engineer
Explore Become a Structural Engineer
What is a structural engineer?
What is it like to be a structural engineer?
How to become a structural engineer
Get Involved
Ways to get involved
Young Member Groups
Committees
Panels
Regional Groups
Study Groups
Supported Organisations
Become an IStructE Expert Witness
Sponsors
Online Community
Speak at IStructE events
Shop
Find an Engineer
My Account
Log In
Search
Shopping Cart
0
Items
Back to Previous
Issue 5
Close
Tag
Author
Date published
Price
Buy Now
PDF
Print
Browse the content of the May 2026 issue of
The Structural Engineer
.
Close
Contents page
The Structural Engineer
Complete issue (May 2026)
All the articles from the May 2026 issue of
The Structural Engineer
.
Publish Date
– 1 May 2026
Read more
The Structural Engineer
Designing to net-zero targets: is our best good enough?
Meeting the embodied carbon targets of the UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard will require both efficient and sustainable designs and innovations in material science and production techniques. Ben Gholam explores what can be achieved today when designing multistorey residential buildings and what might help to bridge the gap in future years.
Publish Date
– 1 May 2026
Read more
The Structural Engineer
Second-generation Eurocodes: a new series to support the transition
On behalf of BSI, David Nethercot, Steve Denton and Deidre Fourie introduce a new series of articles that aims to inform IStructE members about key technical changes and practical implications during the countdown to the second-generation suite of Eurocodes coming into force.
Publish Date
– 1 May 2026
Read more
The Structural Engineer
Building safety: an engineer's pack
Whether delivering new-build designs or assessing existing buildings, structural engineers can ensure they follow best practice for building safety thanks to four new publications from the IStructE, explains Technical Director, Patrick Hayes.
Publish Date
– 1 May 2026
Read more
The Structural Engineer
CROSS Safety Report: Alterations to spine wall and joists result in structural issues
This month's report details the structural damage in a listed building after alterations that involved moving a spine wall and notching timber joists.
Publish Date
– 1 May 2026
Read more
The Structural Engineer
Technical Guidance Note (Level 2, No. 27): Analysis modelling for mass timber structures (part 2)
This note discusses analysis modelling considerations specific to mass timber structures. Part 2 looks at element properties and types, hybrid/composite structures and connections, as well as presenting a short example.
Publish Date
– 1 May 2026
Read more
The Structural Engineer
Local, sustainable, reusable – a new boathouse for Newnham College, Cambridge
This article describes the project for a new boathouse for Newnham College in Cambridge, which uses locally grown green timber and woven willow in its construction.
Publish Date
– 1 May 2026
Read more
The Structural Engineer
Viewpoint: Doing the right thing
Nick Simpson explores three philosophical approaches to doing good and encourages readers to consider how these might be applicable in their work as structural engineers.
Publish Date
– 1 May 2026
Read more
The Structural Engineer
Profile: Jacques Heyman
From plastic theory to magnificent cathedrals, Jacques Heyman has had a long and varied career. Helena Russell maps the highlights.
Publish Date
– 1 May 2026
Read more
The Structural Engineer
Book review: The Stone Skeleton: Structural engineering of masonry architecture (2nd edn.)
This welcome update after 30 years introduces significant new material while retaining the core of the original edition, writes Helen Rogers.
Publish Date
– 1 May 2026
Read more
The Structural Engineer
Verulam (readers' letters – May 2026)
This month's letters continue discussion on foundation design, large panel tower blocks and principal designer responsibilities.
Publish Date
– 1 May 2026
Read more
The Structural Engineer
Diary dates (May 2026)
A round-up of events at Institution HQ and around the regional groups.
Publish Date
– 1 May 2026
Read more
The Structural Engineer
Spotlight on Structures (May 2026)
Associate Editor, Iman Hajirasouliha, has chosen a paper on the potential of wire arc additive manufacturing under the influence of key process parameters as the Featured Article for Volume 84 of
Structures
.
Publish Date
– 1 May 2026
Read more
The Structural Engineer
The Drawing Board (May 2026)
This month, judge Ron Slade has selected a sketch by Amrit Aluna as the winner of The Drawing Board. He will receive an e-book of his choice from the Institution's current catalogue.
Publish Date
– 1 May 2026
Read more
Item Added to basket
Go to checkout
or continue shopping