The construction industry continues to explore ways to redevelop existing structures and reduce the use of new materials, demonstrating its commitment to reducing its environmental impact. By moving towards implementing the circular economy, reuse is soon to become the default construction type for concrete building projects.
Structural engineers will increasingly be expected to understand how to justify, repair, reuse and repurpose existing concrete buildings.
This webinar explored some of the common concrete building construction types and materials that were commonly used between 1950 – 1985 and outlined the difficulties engineers might encounter during a reuse project.
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Further your understanding of existing concrete frame buildings
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Understand common concrete building construction types, including flat slabs, double tee beams and large panel systems
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Find out how to overcome some of the challenges of working on ageing concrete buildings during a reuse project
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Directors, Managers, SMEs owners
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Structural Engineers of all levels
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Architects, Designers, Contractors
Analysis and strengthening of concrete buildings 1950 - 1985 series
This webinar is part of a 5-part series. Purchase all the webinars on this series for the price of 4.
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Exploring concrete buildings from 1950-1985, this series provides insights on reuse project challenges, cost-effective surveys and investigations, corrosion and fire management, historical building modelling, and the sustainable application of carbon fibre reinforced polymers for their strengthening
Publish Date – 2 May 2024