All articles published in the January 2012 issue of The Structural Engineer.
Publish Date – 1 January 2012
This article describes the design and construction of the new Sava River Crossing in Belgrade, Serbia.
Richard Haigh presents the Scandinavian prefabricated timber and precast concrete methods of construction used to deliver a project in Scotland.
This paper presents the technical and logistical development of the Exhibition Centre's curved roof structure at Cairo Expo City.
The first in a series of articles aiming to present the basic demands and responsibilities of health and safety risk management in practice.
By way of introducing a new series of articles from Structural-Safety.org – a programme that combines the activities of SCOSS and CROSS, Director Alastair Soane provides some background to the initiative.
Oliver Jackson, Senior Associate of Mundays Solicitors LLP, provides answers to an important question of contract law.
An introduction to the series from the Institution's former Director: Engineering and Technical Services, Sarah Fray.
An introduction to the core design concepts found within current UK codes of practice.
Understand how dead loads, defined as Permanent Actions within Eurocode 1, can be favourable and unfavourable in a construction.
The authors discuss the suitability of replacing worn out building envelopes with façades made from fibre reinforced polymer (FRP) materials as a quick solution to extending the life of the structure.
Alasdair Beal provides a personal view on a paper written by John Carpenter and published in a previous issue of The Structural Engineer.
The 5th edition of A.M. Neville's book includes some explanation of the new developments in concrete.
This month's letters include discussion over anchorage, oil and gas projects and the Structural Awards 2011.
The Regional Group committee provides insight into the Group's successful programme of activities and plans for the future.