How does it stand? Brunelleschi’s Cupola, Part 2Jan 03 2012 As a structural engineer, my principal interest in reading about the cupola of Santa Maria del Fiore is how exactly does it stand up. The masonry dome is still the largest of its kind. With a span of over 45 meters, it held the overall record until 1881, when the iron framed Devonshire Royal Hospital… Setting a Clear Career GoalNov 25 2011 By regular guest blogger: Rafael Gomes de Oliveira Two months ago, I had a conversation with some peers about why I decided to study structural engineering and how I went about finding a job. Structural engineering was a natural response to my interest in man-made world wonders, such as the Pyramids and the Great Wall of… Make Your Own LuckSep 20 2011 I believe strongly that ASCE and other professional organizations are what you make of them. The more you get involved, the more benefits you will reap. A great way to jump start your ASCE involvement is to attend a conference. The 2011 ASCE Annual Conference is just around the corner; have you made your travel… Millau ViaductNov 25 2009 Millau is an otherwise quaint French town located at the confluence of the Tarn and Dourbie rivers. It is the ideal launching point for dozens of scenic tours through the beautiful Aveyron region. Tour guides for the area would have highlighted the proximity to Roquefort-sur-Soulzon, home of the famous blue cheese, or the sordid history… |
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