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Exciting updates in the world of sports architecture! Structural steel construction at the new Highmark Stadium for Buffalo Bills has begun, marking a significant milestone in this colossal project. For insights into the construction journey, read the full update here #ConstructionNews #SportsArchitecture

What can we learn without experience... An idea on the paper or not is exactly that, an idea. An experience is exactly that, a completed set of actions that result in a learning experience that can be shared and taught. The idea is used as a guide to gain experience. Whether it is an idea for new technology, a new technique, a new method, etc. Without an idea, not much new progress can be created. Without Experience not much progress can be completed without the possibility of repeating previous mistakes

Storm season is nearing the end, so it is time to go vertical with the Courville Stadium Press Box for Galveston ISD. This is the scaffolding for the elevator that will pass by the back of the stadium. By the time the football season is over, we will be ready to hand steel. Zero/Six Consulting, LLC, J W KELSO COMPANY INC, PBK #architecture #construction #programmanagement #commissioning #concreteconstruction #verticalaccess #scaffolding

it was just a quick one we had to design for a client and checked if the eliminated columns will not affect the gatehouse design and make the maneuvering of vehicle easy into the estate. #StructuralDesign #Construction #StructuralEngineer #ConstructionEngineer @TRISTRUCTURA

Steel Space Frame Project Collection ?? #steelstructure #spaceframe #steelbuilding #steelframe #buildingconstruction #construction

The scales of efficiency to modular design are becoming Paramount to the overall builting process to achieve high-quality precision outputs with in limited time constraints.

What the Hull’s happening with Chapman Street Bridge? ?? In case you don’t know, this iconic structure, also known as Sculcoates Bridge, dates back to 1874, making it Hull’s oldest bridge. Closed to vehicles since April 2020 due to safety concerns, it’s been a long road to restoration for this Grade II-listed swing bridge. Hull City Council appointed an engineering consultant for this complex project back in 2022, with structural surveys and design work taking place to determine the best approach for restoring the bridge’s historic character. With a budget of ￡6.5 million, the redevelopment is designed to repair and preserve the bridge and extend its lifespan by 50 years. The concept design phase wrapped up in September 2023, with the detailed design and site works to follow. While there’s no definite reopening date, completion is projected for late 2025. What do you think of Hull’s oldest bridge getting this major upgrade? Let us know in the comments, and follow for more Hull redevelopment videos! #hull #development #roadworks

Ever wondered why the Brooklyn Bridge has those giant stone towers? They're not just for show! The weight of all that limestone actually plays a crucial role in the bridge's stability. These towers act as anchor points, helping to balance the weight of the steel suspension cables that hold the entire bridge deck. It's a brilliant example of how form and function can work together! Pretty cool engineering, right? Follow for more such information. #StructuralEngineering #EngineeringFunFact

Did you know about the iconic Golden Gate Bridge? A marvel of creativity and determination, the Golden Gate Bridge faced monumental challenges before it could stand tall. Here's some lesser-known facts about the iconic structure. ?? Bridging the Impossible : Back in the early 1900s, the idea of building a bridge across the Golden Gate Strait seemed like an impossible dream. The area faced strong tides, powerful winds, and thick fog, and sat close to the San Andreas Fault, all making construction incredibly tough. ?? Strauss’ Vision : Joseph Strauss, who graduated in civil engineering from the University of Cincinnati, had a passion for designing bridges. His senior thesis proposed a bold idea: a rail bridge spanning the Bering Strait, showing his innovative spirit. Initially, Strauss planned a hybrid bridge for the Golden Gate, mixing cantilever and suspension designs, before settling on a suspension bridge. Construction kicked off on January 5, 1933, wrapping up in 1937. ?? Accidentally Orange : The bridge's iconic color, International Orange, started simply as a protective primer for the steel against the harsh weather. But architect Irving Morrow saw something special in its warm hue and suggested keeping it. This decision gave the bridge its unique and instantly recognizable appearance that we know today. The Golden Gate Bridge gets its name from the "Golden Gate" Strait, which connects the San Francisco Bay to the Pacific Ocean. From an "impossible" dream to a world-renowned landmark, the Golden Gate Bridge stands as a testament to human determination and creativity. Stay tuned for more intriguing insights in our next installment! #GoldenGateBridge #EngineeringMarvel #IconicLandmarks #BridgeEngineering #Innovations #AssetIntel

Modern architecture/engineering is amazing. I stumbled over this video on YouTube. I am amazed at the engineering of modern stadiums. "Strong vibrations caused by moving people mainly occur in structures with low rigidity and mass. Stadiums are an example of this type of structure. High dynamic loads occur, caused by jumping fans cheering their teams." )https://lnkd.in/gAiQ26dA) Seeing is believing. #engineering #architecture #soccer #businesssolutions