All articles published in the February 2012 issue of The Structural Engineer.
Publish Date – 1 February 2012
Based on his recent Inaugural Address, John Nolan provides an insight into the experiences that shaped him as an engineer.
Based on his 2012 James Sutherland History Lecture and drawing on a range of examples, Dr Bill Harvey illustrates the difficulties of predicting masonry behaviour.
Giles Waley reports on an award-winning project involving four complex temporary marine structures.
This article provides an introduction to the development and history of health and safety management in construction.
Alastair Soane, Director of Structural-Safety.org, draws readers' attention to the latest alert published by the programme.
This note concerns the derivation of imposed loads.
This note concerns the derivation of wind load onto structures.
This month's letters concern unbraced low-rise steel frames, CPD and SIP panel design.
In the ten years since its formation, the British Columbia group have enjoyed a number of successes.