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The Structural Engineer, Volume 74, Issue 2, 1996
Qualifications of Building Control Officers Stan Lawrence was not satisfied by points made in Verulam, The Structural Engineer Vol 73, N0.20, 17 October 1995, and has written : Despite apparent frustration amongst members, to insist that Building Control Officers concern themselves with economy would be wrong. It would be unnecessary and intrusive. Verulam
The City of Lille's Euralille development includes a new TGV station. This paper describes the development of the design of the roof which comprises slender steel arches which support the roofing by means of cable-stiffened beams. It also describes various aspects of working on a project in France, and some details of the construction phase. The fire engineering studies are covered in some detail. Jane M. Wernick, Paula Beever and Sophie Le Bourva
In order to ensure that the delicate instrumentation controlling a certain chemical plant constructed in Israel would remain at reasonably constant temperature given the sometimes rapid fluctuations of atmospheric conditions, it was decided to establish the control unit in an underground cavern available in the vicinity. A five-floor building was to be erected to contain all the instruments. This was not only to be air-conditioned from a completely detached unit, but was also to be isolated against vibrations emanating from other plants and the air-conditioning pumps by means of rubber insulators. Z. Rigbi, D. Alvas and J. Altasovitz