Max Fordham Engineering: Structural Engineers
Max Fordham has died. He started his own engineering practice in the spare bedroom of his Camden home in 1966. The practice won the Stirling Prize with Zaha Hadid Architects for MAXXI
Steve Webb Awarded 2020 Milne Medal
Steve Webb, Director of Webb Yates Engineers, has been awarded this year’s prestigious Milne Medal by the International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering (IABSE).
Cundall Engineering News
Cundall is an international multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy with over 750 staff and offices in 11 countries across the globe.
BuroHappold Engineering, Office News
Paul Rogers announced as new Senior Partner at BuroHappold Engineering, and is pleased to welcome four new Partners: Dr. Sarah Prichard, George Keliris, Andrea Scotti, and Zbigniew Czajewski.
Gateway Buildings, Weald & Downland Living Museum
Design by ABIR architects of a 850sqm visitor centre with gallery, café, retail and community spaces. The transitional gateway design connects the museum to two new clusters of buildings facing a central entrance court.
Underground Carport in Tannay
This garage is situated in the rustic village of Tannay, in Switzerland. Designed by B29 Architects to host the client`s beloved vehicles, it offers various spaces with different qualities, maintaining a dynamic but discrete and elegant presence in the context.
The Structural Awards 2014
The shortlist for The Structural Awards 2014 was released by The Institution of Structural Engineers, celebrating achievement, innovation and excellence in the field of structural engineering. All kinds of structures are recognised.
Large Span Translucent Building: Architecture
This paper considers an issue of eco-sustainable architecture development. It reviews an opportunity of constructing a new type of large-span translucent buildings and structures, capable of not only expanding significantly the reach of comfortable and safe human environment but also improving liveability of our cities.
Downland Gridshell, Sussex Museum Building
Edward Cullinan Architects collaborated with the engineers Buro Happold and Green Oak Carpentry Company to develop this innovative, award- winning low energy structure.