Historic buildings stand as a physical record of past events, including changes in material, technology, and culture. Their construction and behaviour are significantly different to modern buildings. This is often misunderstood, which leads to unsuitable repairs and unsympathetic alterations.
In this presentation, Structural Engineer, Jamie Paterson, will review typical issues affecting historic buildings and the techniques that can be used to investigate them.
In this webinar Civil Engineer, Jolyon Antill, demonstrates how deficient structural engineering design can result in damage to the property.
Forensic Architect, Margaret Wright, discusses potential risks of seeking advice from manufacturers about their products when developing designs for buildings.
In this webinar, Dr Andrew Foster explores the fundamental ways in which bolted connections can fail and some of the options available to achieve better performance.
Civil Engineer, Thomas Leyland, discusses the history, development and future of ballastless or slab railway track. The presentation will cover where and why it is used, recent increases in its use, and the potential results of this.
In this webinar Civil Engineer, Yang Dang, explains causes for cracking in concrete and the resulting consequences.
