The Structural Engineering Podcast

Gosh it's been a long time since we've put out an episode, but we're starting this season on a high note. Our first interview this year was with Emily Guglielmo, a principle at Martin and Martin, and a member of the ASCE 7 wind and seismic committees. We learned a ton talking with her over an hour and decided to split the episode up in to bite sized chunks. With that, enjoy part 1 of 2, and check back shortly for the next one.Also, we've started a little newsletter. Now I know more email is not what most people are looking for, but we're hoping you'll make an exception. Every Tuesday morning we send out a short snip highlighting the most important engineering related story of the past week, as well as a 1 minute trivia for those studying for an exam or looking to stay sharp. Head over to our website below and you'll be prompted to sign up.WebsiteInstagramLinkedInFaceBookYouTubeEmail: [email protected]

This week we talked with Ted Goldstein PE of Tubular Connections and the inventor of the Shuriken nut keeper. We all know tubes generally make for more efficient and compact column shapes, but connections can be a challenge. Luckily Ted's got us covered. Check out his website at TubularConnect.com, or for a quick video of the product, check THIS outFinally, for a product data sheet, head over HERE To talk with us, just check out the following:WebsiteInstagramLinkedInFaceBookYouTubeEmail: [email protected]

This week we talked with Nathan Krause PE a Precast Concrete engineer located in the mid-west. As season two of the SE Podcast comes to an end, we will have additional precast episodes next season including detailing and seismic design. Reach out to SE Podcast via: WebsiteInstagramLinkedInFaceBookYouTubeEmail: [email protected]

This week we talked with Annie Kao, the Vice President of Engineering at Simpson Strong-Tie. Annie brings insight for both an engineering and management prospective. During the episode we discuss the culture of Simpson Strong-Tie, why Toyota is important, and how to be a successful engineer. If you want to learn more about the Toyota philosophy check out the book (link below). The Toyota Way to Lean Leadership on Amazon.Reach out to SE Podcast via: WebsiteInstagramLinkedInFaceBookYouTubeEmail: [email protected]

In this episode, we speak with Bob Johnson, a Chicago native and distinguished structural engineer that designed parts of the Chicago skyline. Bob's LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertbrandtjohnson/ Video of Bob work:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iTK9lizgLgReach out to SE Podcast via: WebsiteInstagramLinkedInFaceBookYouTubeEmail: [email protected] 

We're talking with Kevin Lamalva this week of Warrington Fire all about PBSFD. If you've never heard of this, in short, its using additional strength within the structure and rigorous analysis over a "blind" application of fireproofing material. There are a number of advantages here, from potential cost savings to a more defined level of performance. Traditional fire rating is terribly outdated, and PBSFD is on it's way to becoming a competitive technique. Kevin is the Author of many design guides, references, and white papers on the topic, and is truly one of the experts in the field. Website: theengineeringpodcast.comEmail: [email protected]: @structure_3dLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/structural-engineering-podcastFaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcastYouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

Warning: This is not an episode we know all that much about! We talked with Kevin LaMalva who wrote the book (many of them) on performance based fire engineering. This is not that episode, that comes next. Before we get to the high level, Zach and I try to learn for ourselves what the IBC says about fire proofing, how it is applied, and what structural engineers should know.  Website: theengineeringpodcast.comEmail: [email protected]: @structure_3dLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/structural-engineering-podcastFaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcastYouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

Fast + Epp has become world renown for innovative and beautiful design in mass timber. As a fairly small firm with 35 years of experience behind them they have managed to work on some of the most exciting and structurally creative projects you're likely to see across the US, Canada, and Europe. We talk with Ian Boyle, one of the principals of Fast + Epp about not just mass timber, but the design philosophies of Fast + Epp and much more.Enjoy Website: theengineeringpodcast.comEmail: [email protected]: @structure_3dLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/structural-engineering-podcastFaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcastYouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

We recently had the opportunity to chat with Luis Duque, a bridge engineer in Boulder Colorado and the host of the 'Engineering Our Future" podcast. Luis created began his podcast to share his experiences navigating the early stages of an engineering career. His episodes discuss everything from nailing a resume to managing work life balance.  Check out his podcast on any major platform, or through his website: https://www.luisfelipeduque.com/ Website: theengineeringpodcast.comEmail: [email protected]: @structure_3dLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/structural-engineering-podcastFaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcastYouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

This week we're talking with Thor Matteson, A structural engineer in California, and the inventor of Skinny Braces. These unique braces attach a ductile fuse to an old fashioned cantilever column system to create a chimera of unmatched R value. Or really, you get to use an R=6.5, just like a wood framed shear wall. This gives you all the benefits of a cantilever column system without the huge footings and low R. The skinny brace is aptly named because it takes up a tiny amount of space compared to the competitors in the soft story retrofit space. Check them out here: https://www.quakebracing.com/Website: theengineeringpodcast.comEmail: [email protected]: @structure_3dLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/structural-engineering-podcastFaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcastYouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

This week we chat with Blake Larsen of Larsen structural Design. Blake has done something that many of us dream of, a few try, and very few do well. That's start his very own engineering company, and grow it to be a success. If you've ever considered going out on your own, this episode is for you. Website: theengineeringpodcast.comEmail: [email protected]: @structure_3dLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/structural-engineering-podcastFaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcastYouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E 

This week we have an awesome chat with awesome framers (Check em out on instagram) to answer questions live on Instagram with a group of contractors. It was a real blast sharing what we could and learning a lot about what we can do to make their job easier, and produce better structures together. We talked for two hours, so I cut it down to two parts. we hope to do it again some time (with better audio quality hopefully), so please enjoy part 1@AwesomeFramers We're trying something new this year to help keep the podcast up and running and hopefully get even better. If you've learned something from our guests, consider becoming a patron of the show with the link https://www.patreon.com/SEPodcastIf you're liking the show please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we really enjoy chatting.Website: theengineeringpodcast.comEmail: [email protected]: @structure_3dLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/structural-engineering-podcastFaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcastYouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

We are adding an unscheduled addition to our regular podcast line-up to squeeze in an extra episode with Ryan Smith of Sideplate . When we heard the Engineers over at Sideplate had developed a fully bolted moment frame with the existing sideplate technology we had to learn a little more. Please enjoy our conversation with Ryan, and feel free to reach out to us or Sideplate with any questions.https://www.sideplate.com/https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sideplate-systems-inc-_sideplate-2020-all-bolted-connections-information-activity-6659133296917774337-vwkHWe're trying something new this year to help keep the podcast up and running and hopefully get even better. If you've learned something from our guests, consider becoming a patron of the show with the link https://www.patreon.com/SEPodcastIf you're liking the show please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we really enjoy chatting.Website: theengineeringpodcast.comEmail: [email protected]: @structure_3dLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/structural-engineering-podcastFaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcastYouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

This week Max and Zach sit down with the guys from Structuralengineeringbasics.com to discuss high rise design, and a little about the courses they provide. We hear some great stories about design in Dubai and an exciting project with some unique challenges in Canada. We recommend checking out their website at www.structuralengineeringbasics.com and If you'd like to check out their courses use code SEP25OFF for 25% off!We're trying something new this year to help keep the podcast up and running and hopefully get even better. If you've learned something from our guests, consider becoming a patron of the show with the link https://www.patreon.com/SEPodcastIf you're liking the show please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we really enjoy chatting.Website: theengineeringpodcast.comEmail: [email protected]: @structure_3dLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/structural-engineering-podcastFaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcastYouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

This is the second edition of tornado shelter design. This week we talk with Mark Kaiser of RLG to wrap up the story of tornado shelters, and talk about the future of shelter design.We're trying something new this year to help keep the podcast up and running and hopefully get even better. If you've learned something from our guests, consider becoming a patron of the show with the link https://www.patreon.com/SEPodcastIf you're liking the show please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we really enjoy chatting.Website: theengineeringpodcast.comEmail: [email protected]: @structure_3dLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/structural-engineering-podcastFaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcastYouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

Welcome to our first ever PDH worthy episode! at 50 minutes, it's longer than usual, but if you pass our quiz we'll send you a certificate for 1 PDH hour. This episode Zach and Max interview Mark and David from RLG about the basics of storm shelter design and ICC 500. Once you've had a listen, the quiz can be found by following this link (or through our website). flexiquiz.com/SC/N/STORM_SHELTER_DESIGN We've got a lot of other fun things coming this year, so stay tuned. Also.... We're trying something new this year to help keep the podcast up and running and hopefully get even better. If you've learned something from our guests, consider becoming a patron of the show with the link https://www.patreon.com/SEPodcast

This episode we get to talk with David Cumming, a principle at RLG in Texas about the challenges of designing in tornado country, including learning a bit about tornado shelters, and the damage we see when tornado's touch down. Grab something sturdy and have a listen We're trying something new this year to help keep the podcast up and running and hopefully get even better. If you've learned something from our guests, consider becoming a patron of the show with the link https://www.patreon.com/SEPodcast If you're liking the show please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we really enjoy chatting. Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Email: [email protected] Instagram: @structure_3d LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/structural-engineering-podcast FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

This week is a quick Max-and-Zach-isode. No guests, just the two of us giving our two cents on the use of BIM and its alternatives in the construction world. That's 4 cents total to start off your Thursday morning. We understand a lot of podcasts right now are a bit of a downer, and rightfully so, hopefully this one keeps the mood light as a nice distraction. Stay healthy We're trying something new this year to help keep the podcast up and running and hopefully get even better. If you've learned something from our guests, consider becoming a patron of the show with the link https://www.patreon.com/SEPodcast If you're liking the show please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we really enjoy chatting. Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Email: [email protected] Instagram: @structure_3d LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/structural-engineering-podcast FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

This week Max and Zach had the opportunity to sit down with Ricky McLain, PE, SE of WoodWorks. We discuss the topic of mass timber and Ricky provides great insight on design. Tune in to learn more about mass timber design as well as Woodworks. WoodWorks: www.woodworks.org We're trying something new this year to help keep the podcast up and running and hopefully get even better. If you've learned something from our guests, consider becoming a patron of the show with the link https://www.patreon.com/SEPodcast If you're liking the show please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we really enjoy chatting. Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Email: [email protected] Instagram: @structure_3d LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/structural-engineering-podcast FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

This week we got the opportunity to sit down with John Roach of Cannon Design. We discuss the Lancaster General Hospital expansion project, existing structures, and vertical additions, but also some of the qualities that makes Cannon Design so special. Learn about the training opportunities that cannon has in place for its employees as well as some of the guiding principles. Cannon Design: cannondesign.com AISC article for Lancaster General Hospital: aisc.org/globalassets/modern-steel/archives/2018/07/takingittothelimit.pdf We're trying something new this year to help keep the podcast up and running and hopefully get even better. If you've learned something from our guests, consider becoming a patron of the show with the link https://www.patreon.com/SEPodcast If you're liking the show please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we really enjoy chatting. Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Email: [email protected] Instagram: @structure_3d LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/structural-engineering-podcast FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

This week we discuss high seismic design questions asked by you. From design codes to working with architects in high seismic, we answer all your questions. If you work in a non- seismic region and/or studying for the Structural Engineering (SE) exam, you’ll want to listen. We're trying something new this year to help keep the podcast up and running and hopefully get even better. If you've learned something from our guests, consider becoming a patron of the show with the link https://www.patreon.com/SEPodcast If you're liking the show please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we really enjoy chatting. Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Email: [email protected] Instagram: @structure_3d LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/structural-engineering-podcast FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

Welcome back, We're excited to begin season 2 and we're kicking it off with a bang! Zach and I got to talk with Konrad and Mohammed of Dynamic Isolation Systems. They School us on everything isolation, and we learn why engineers need to communicate better. We're trying something new this year to help keep the podcast up and running and hopefully get even better. If you've learned something from our guests, consider becoming a patron of the show with the link https://www.patreon.com/SEPodcast If you're liking the show please please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we like to chat. [email protected] Website: theengineeringpodcast.com (under construction) Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E Twitter: SE_Podcast

This week we brought on a real live mechanical engineer to ask why he insists on putting holes in our beams, and how he knows exactly where to find a shear wall. Stay tuned, this is a two-parter. If you're liking the show please please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we like to chat. [email protected] Website: theengineeringpodcast.com (under construction) Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E Twitter: SE_Podcast

This week we brought on a real live mechanical engineer to ask why he insists on putting holes in our beams, and how he knows exactly where to find a shear wall. Stay tuned, this is a two-parter. If you're liking the show please please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we like to chat. [email protected] Website: theengineeringpodcast.com (under construction) Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E Twitter: SE_Podcast

This week's episode is for anyone who's driven over a bridge and wondered...what kind of truss is that? Zach and Max take a quick look at 6 of their favorites and uncover some cool history on the way. If you're liking the show please please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we like to chat. [email protected] Website: theengineeringpodcast.com (under construction) Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E Twitter: SE_Podcast

On this episode we hear it right from the horses mouth. What's it like to take the PE? and If you have to, what is it like to take it twice. In addition, we talk about the history of the test, and why some people want it gone. If you're liking the show please please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we're always looking for good topics or people to interview. [email protected] Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E Twitter: SE_Podcast

This week we discuss the US Resiliency Council with Ronald Mayes, one of the founders and pioneers in the field. If you tried to listen to this episode earlier, sorry, there was some unknown glitch, but give it another try, it's all fixed now. If you're liking the show please please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we're always looking for good topics or people to interview. [email protected] Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

This weeks episode is simple. Whats better, a nail or a screw? Join in as Max and Zach pick sides in this eternal debate. If you're liking the show please please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we're always looking for good topics or people to interview. [email protected] Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

This week we're talking to Josh Ogle, The man behind the thehipsterengineer.com. Josh is all about helping people learn good study habits and pass the PE, FE, and SE exam. With the test one month away for many people, this is a great listen for those gearing up to take one. In addition, josh uses his varying experience to help people navigate their career. Check out his website with some of the links below, there's something for everybody on there. https://thehipsterengineer.com/ https://thehipsterengineer.com/examhelps/ And don't forget to use code "SEP" for any purchases for an extra discount. If you're liking the show please please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we're always looking for good topics or people to interview. [email protected] Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

Buildings usually shouldn't touch, but how far apart should they be to make sure they don't? Today we figure it out. If you're liking the show please please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we're always looking for good topics or people to interview. [email protected] Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

If you're familiar with the term "frenemy", this is how many engineers might describe a plans reviewer. Plans reviewers hold the key to getting your project through city/county approval. It's an important step in assuring we have safe buildings to live and work in., and..... it can be kinda annoying. Sit down this week and learn what plans reviewers look for in a project, what is a clean calc packet, and probably the best job search advise we've heard yet. If you're liking the show please please subscribe, and heck, send us an email, we're always looking for good topics or people to interview. [email protected] Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

This week we get to chat with Ryan Smith, the director of Sideplate, about what makes special moment frames so special, and the advantages of using them. This versatile system is stiffer and lighter than your typical RBS frame, not to mention quicker to assemble. Enjoy, and let us know if you have any questions. Dont forget to Follow us on Social Media: Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

This week we take a break from interviews to talk about the most important element in structural design, Load path. It may not be glamorous, but once you've got this concept nailed down you can build just about anything. Follow on Social Media: Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

This week we sit down with Peter Vanderzee, President and CEO of lifespan technologies. Peter is an expert in the structural monitoring field with appearances on CBS, Fox, and has been an adviser to the FHA Long Term Bridge Performance Program. Since our Co-host Max loves structural monitoring this is his Michael Jordan. We hope you enjoy our great discussion with Peter who shares great tips for those starting out in their career, and valuable comments on the state of the industry. Follow on Social Media: Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

What do Ridgecrest, CA and Japan have in common? They both make up half of this episode. We talk with Maria Mohammed, a structural engineer in California about her experience surveying the damage from the July 4th Ridgeway earthquake. After that we discuss a bit about Japanese seismic code, and why it might just be better than ours. Follow on Social Media: Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

This week we sit back down with Alex Rodriguez of Bay Cities Construction - Soft Story Retrofit Pros. You can check out his website Here. We discuss the damage seen from the recent magnitude 7.1 earthquake near Ridgecrest, California. Alex was onsite shortly after the earthquake to survey the damage and had many great take-aways that apply to both construction and engineering. Follow on Social Media: Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

In this weeks episode we dive into a topic suggested to us by one of our Instagram followers. Follow along as we discuss the codes structural engineers need to follow and how to be ready for you first job. Follow on Social Media: Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

In this weeks episode we try something new, the morning cup of coffee with Max and Zach. We would love for you to take a listen and give us your feedback. Follow on Social Media: Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

In this weeks podcast, we discuss wind design and debate directional vs. envelope procedure of ASCE 7. We start with the background of where each procedure was created and end talking about the Vista tower. What wind procedure do you use? Follow on Social Media: Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

In this weeks podcast, we sit down to interview Patrick McManus a Principle with Martin/Martin Consulting Engineers about the process of developing the Re-Fuse Braced Frame System. He talks about the future of alternative structural systems and methodology. Stay tuned to the end to learn his top 3 tips for new engineers. Follow on Social Media: Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

In this weeks podcast, we discuss part 1 of wind loading for buildings per ASCE 7. Head over to our website to see the full show notes and to learn more about structural engineering. Follow on Social Media: Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

In this weeks podcast, we discuss structural diaphragms for buildings. Head over to our website to see the full show notes and to learn more about structural engineering. Follow on Social Media: Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

In this weeks podcast, we discuss structural dampers for buildings and bridge vibrations induced by seismic, wind, and humans. https://www.taylordevices.com/ For additional note please follow the link below to our website. Follow on Social Media: Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

In this weeks podcast, we discuss residential seismic retrofits in LA with Bay Cities Construction - Soft Story Retrofit Pros. This is a great discussion not only about how to use many of the retrofit systems available, but also doing a job right. We hope you enjoy. www.softstoryretrofitpros.com & www.baycitiesconstruction.com For additional note please follow the link below to our website. Follow on Social Media: Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

In this weeks podcast, you will learn the ins and out of floor vibrations. We discuss what cause vibrations and how to mitigate the issue. For additional note please follow the link below to our website. Follow on Social Media: Website: theengineeringpodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

This week we are discussing the use of seismic systems with a high response modification factor (R) in a low to moderate seismic regions. You might be surprised to hear many opportunities to use these highly ductile systems in places you never thought. Follow on Social Media: Website: TheEngineeringPodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

Follow along in this episode where we dive into the world of heavy timber and more specifically cross laminated timber (CLT). What does the code think about CLT? Where does it come from? Who is using it and in what applications? Follow on Social Media: Website: TheEngineeringPodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

Follow along in this episode where we interview Doug a computer scientist to learn his importance to the structural engineering world. You'll be surprised and might want to start learning more coding. Follow on Social Media: Website: TheEngineeringPodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

Welcome to our first series based on seismic design. Follow along to learn not only where earthquakes come from how to design for significant seismic loads. Follow on Social Media: Website: TheEngineeringPodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E

Follow along in this episode where we dive into the world of Buckling Restrained Braced Frame. Where should they be used? And what does the code think about them. Follow on Social Media: Website: TheEngineeringPodcast.com Instagram: @structure_3d Email: [email protected] FaceBook: facebook.com/structuralpodcast YouTube: youtu.be/KMSE1Nywa3E