A Structural Engineering Blog
Assessing the Torsional Irregularity with the building we are designing can be somewhat confusing, particularly for those new to the process or for those who haven’t done it in a while. However, with the proper guidance on the…
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When the foundation of our building is technically lower compared to the groundwater table following a soil laboratory test results, then the ground water might find it way through the bottom or top of our foundation to start…
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When it comes to the design and construction of buildings, two key professionals play a crucial role: Architects and Structural engineers. While their roles may seem similar at first glance, there are distinct differences between the two….
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Construction projects often involve excavations and the need for retaining walls to support soil and prevent collapse. This is where shoring and earth retaining systems come into play. These systems provide crucial support to ensure the safety…
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In the ever-evolving world of architecture, engineering and sustainable living, container homes have emerged as a unique and innovative housing solution. Repurposing shipping containers into livable spaces has gained popularity for its eco-friendliness, cost-effectiveness, and avant-garde aesthetic….
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The previous article “Basics of Load Calculations in Structural Design”, shows us the load path and how the assigned load was distributed in beams. These beams should resist the calculated loads for a safe and sound design. Surely…
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Reading structural drawing is a challenge for some who are just starting their Structural Engineering career, as at first glance of it you can see very complicated lines, arrows, and texts. You might feel behind with other…
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Perhaps the first thing for the Structural Engineers to be aware of in their structural design is the assumptions and consideration of the design loads. As Structural Engineers, we should be very careful assigning these loads to the…
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The slabs or suspended slabs initially carried the design loadings of the structure. Its design loadings is depending on the occupancy of the building we assigned at the start of our design. These basic loads’ such as Dead…
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