Modern timber construction
Mjøstårnet in Norway or the Ascent MKE Building in Wisconsin, USA, demonstrate the success of timber construction.
Interoperability in architecture and construction
One of the initial decisions in the design of a building is how to approach the digital models to be created.
“Dry construction”, Steel Framing and Expanded Polystyrene
A thermal and aesthetic solution in a single lightweight, prefabricated and customised element, with numerous advantages.
Rehabilitation by means of stabilisers in architecture and construction
Different structural solutions for the safe renovation and conservation of historic buildings.
Structural design II: application to water slides
Columns and supports, weights, materials, slope, geometry, wind are some of the factors to consider.
Industrialised construction systems
A powerful combination results from the use of multi-layer panels and Steel Framing.
Ecological materials: potato skin boards
Acoustic and thermal benefits, as well as attractiveness due to its porous structure and natural appearance.
Structural design I
Consideration of loads, strength of materials and distribution of elements and forces.
Stiffness reduction in slabs
Some standards consider the influence of cracking and apply the concept of cracked stiffness to their elements.
Structural engineering in leisure and tourism
Theming creativity, design techniques and structural analysis to provide an exciting and safe experience.
Saving the Strait of Gibraltar
The use of ships and ferries is more viable and cost-effective than a bridge or tunnel between Spain and Morocco.
Urban Butterflies: biomimetic shading system
Sustainable and environmentally friendly option in urban environments or leisure and tourism spaces.