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The Structures and Construction division is for structural engineers and civil engineers with an interest in professional design practices and contracting roles in both the public and private sectors as well as academia.

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Structures and Construction in the Engineers Journal

Herding cats: An engineer’s guide to stakeholder management

How would you like to visit a massive sewer? It was not the best invitation I'd had that day or even that week, despite Covid restrictions. My husband, bless him, is an engineer through and through. As a scientist myself, we both share an innate curiosity. So, curiosity aroused, I took him up on the offer to do a site visit to the Blackfriars site of the Thames Tideway Tunnel. It was a revelation, writes Trish Thurley.

What do serious accidents tell us about safety in mining?

As part of the Brady Review into fatalities in the mining and quarrying industry of Queensland, Sean Brady examines the causes of serious accidents.

Sinkholes: When the ground fights back after centuries of exploitation

The ground opening up and engulfing whatever lies in its path is a pretty common occurrence. Globally, for every 0.1℃ rise in temperature, the number of sinkholes increases by 1%-3%.

China's new dam project could dwarf the Three Gorges Dam

China's new dam project is going to be a massive engineering marvel over a politically important river.

Smart windows could reduce the need for energy-hungry air conditioners

Smart windows that control the amount of heat that enters or leaves a building can reduce the need for energy-intensive air conditioning units and help efforts to retrofit Europe’s buildings to make them more energy efficient.

Building from old buildings: How demolition waste is being turned into new concrete

Concrete can perform just as well if three-quarters of its content has been recycled, a team has found. 

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