..., an incomparable natural setting, the fortress has a rich history in which its role as a crucial stop for Silk Roads traders stands out. The research and intervention project developed by INES Ingenieros, with the counselling of the Miguel Aguiló Foundation, aim to stop the deterioration of the fortress, enhance...

... architectural practice and expression. In doing so, it offers a new perspective on a so far little-noticed aspect of architectural history in Switzerland and beyond. 27 08 2024 08 03 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited: All rights reserved 2025 aluminium sheets buildings, structures...

... capacity bridges cracks & cracking fatigue history steel structures f_ud design tensile strength f_uk characteristic tensile strength f_um average tensile strength...

...). An 1852 Act further encouraged such development including a line joining Baden with Olten. Figure 1 shows these early lines. 11 07 2024 12 10 2024 Emerald Publishing Limited: All rights reserved 2025 contracts & law geology history soils & ground conditions tunnels...

... distinctive of the sash profile in this window series (Aluminium-Zentrale, 1973 : p. 123). 30 08 2024 28 12 2024 Emerald Publishing Limited: All rights reserved 2025 buildings, structures & design history products While wooden windows dominated building facades...

... Publishing Limited: All rights reserved 2025 bridges concrete structures construction history The concept of the cantilever bridge traces its roots back to ancient times (Di Pasquale, 1996 ; Steimann, 2011) and was systematically developed during the nineteenth century with the advent...

... 07 2024 Emerald Publishing Limited: All rights reserved 2024 building conservation Eastern Canada history structures and design typological analysis unreinforced masonry Old buildings, designed and constructed without modern structural and seismic provisions, can be highly...

... been answered in a technical language that disguises their once-social character. The civil engineering historian must therefore identify the technical and social limits that have defined civil engineering history. This requires a fresh approach that is not satisfied with technical descriptions...

...Gordon G T Masterton, OBE DL, MSc, DIC, HonDTech, HonDEng, FREng, FRSE, FICE, FIStructE, FIES This briefing is a personal view of the value to be gained by designers of future infrastructure from researching the history of engineering projects. It exhorts current designers to consider past practice...

.... Increasing computer power has impacted history, as well as civil engineering, enabling the manipulation of large data sets of social, economic and biographic information in a way that was not possible when work on BDCE1 began. A major effort was put into the compilation of data on project costs, pay...

... have taken centre stage in the growth of the city. Firstly, they crossed its rivers; later, they crossed other obstacles and connecting routes. Over time, they display a succession of materials, types and technological solutions. They include unique works and key historical figures in the history...

... catchment area undertaking a statement on heritage significance the option of discontinuance vegetation on the crest and downstream face. ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2023 dams history sustainability UN SDG 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure UN SDG 15: Life on land...

...Ilaria Giannetti, Dr. Arc.; Francesca Casini, Dr. Ing. This paper addresses the construction history of the River Tiber retaining walls (muraglioni) in Rome, Italy, between 1876 and 1900. In particular, the construction and the collapse of the Anguillara and Alberteschi sections...

... with it than modelling purely in the Revit software, as this section goes on to explain. Building Information Modelling (BIM) conservation history timber structures This paper describes a heritage building information model (HBIM) used to record permanently the tangible and intangible aspects...

... (Parris, 2015). (rui.cardoso@ubi.pt) 27 02 2020 17 06 2020 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2022 buildings, structures & design history maintenance & inspection Haussmann’s renovation of Paris was a vast urban works programme directed by Georges-Eugène...

... method was based on a bottom heading. This was regarded as more costly because of the need for more and heavier timbering. (corresponding author: martin.preene@richter.global) 15 07 2021 25 11 2021 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2022 groundwater history tunnels...

...’ into a stable and workable material. Despite the lack of existing theories, Stephenson used careful observations and interpretation of groundwater flow in the ‘quicksand’ to navigate the tunnel project to a successful conclusion. groundwater history tunnels & tunnelling A area...

...Pedro Plasencia-Lozano, PhD, ICCP, MU This paper analyses the construction history of the Membrío Bridge over the Salor River in the province of Cáceres, Spain. It is a public construction of unclear origin, which has been destroyed and rebuilt several times. The text collects the known information...

... Publishing: All rights reserved 2021 history shells timber structures The Soviet Union in the interwar period was a fairly young state with a unique communist structure, yet with an archaic state of economy and industry. The promising industrial sectors of the late Tsarist Russia (1721–1917...

... of structural engineers and architects, and of the public. Heinz Isler is the author of more than 1400 built concrete shells, most of which are located in Switzerland. concrete structures history shells The expressive form of the roof was sensational, and such a type of arched structure was new...