Parametric design isn't just for architects, and the future engineer's role.
Eng-Base Weekly | December 1st, 2016
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Dorothee Citerne of Arup suggests parametric design as future best practice in structural engineering, and tells us why. You can explore more design options, exchange logic and geometry, and give quantitative feedback.
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Andrew Comer and Sabina Uffer of BuroHappold break down how engineers must evolve to face today's problems in this wonderful article about the engineer's role in the future city.
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Josh Symons of Arup explains how our data is not "just spreadsheets". Engineers who use technology to aggregate project data and to produce meaningful insights will be the new industry leaders.
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Michael Orr of AECOM explores the serpentine structure he designed using pre-tensioned fabric. Technology and close collaboration were keys to delivering this project.
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The Economist explains how American infrastructure doesn't just need more spending - it needs smarter spending. Bridges to nowhere just won't do.
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