Structural Engineering is a profession that studies and applies the laws of math and physics to predict building behavior and design the “bones” of man-made structures. The language of structural engineering can seem overwhelming for non-engineers, but this podcast will change that. Fluent in steel, concrete masonry and timber design, Kari Sebern, P.E. simplifies major concepts of structural design, both enlightening non-engineers about structural design and inspiring experienced engineers t ...
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In this episode, we talk with Roger Krulak, Founder and Principal at FullStack Modular and David Farnsworth, PE, Principal at Arup. We talk about the best project delivery system and about options available for modular construction. Roger and David have worked on numerous modular construction projects, creating structures that exceed 20 stories tal…
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In this episode, Julian Lineham, PE, Founding Principal at Studio NYL, talks about the Bonnett Springs Park project. This site was previously inaccessible due to an abandoned rail line. So by removing the abandoned line, many acres of land were suddenly opened up and accessible. This project includes the design and construction of several buildings…
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In this episode, Cherise Lakeside, FCSI, Senior Specification Writer for RDH Building Science Inc. talks about the importance of good specification writing for structural engineers and architects. Cherise is based out of Portland, Oregon and, in addition to her duties at RDH, teaches the SCI CDT certification program and hosts the ARCAT podcast “DE…
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What is structural engineering and what do structural engineers actually do? How much does it cost to hire one? This episode demystifies structural engineering and breaks down the major processes that we perform from job to job. If you’ve ever wondered about the ins and outs of structural engineering, this episode is for you. If you enjoy this show…
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In the second portion of this special two part series, we talk about the necessity of sustainability extending beyond the design phase. Dena and Indigo River also have a vested interest in offshore wind generation and training programs for implementation. We also get into Dena’s dream for the future of the profession. Waterfront Architecture is Den…
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Waterfront Architecture is Dena Prastos, AIA niche design market. With degrees in civil engineering and architecture from Harvard Business School, Dena brings a diverse background as the Founder and CEO of Indigo River. Waterfront architect, civil engineer, futurist, climate adaptation expert, entrepreneur, and creative original, Dena is driven to …
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Many businesses are finding a niche market for carbon reduction consulting. At KL&A in Golden, CO they have specific department, comprised of structural engineers, to provide expertise in this area. Alexis Feitel is a licensed professional engineer and the Team Carbon Unit Director at KL&A. As a CO native with homestead roots in CO and an outdoor e…
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Lee Roberts is the Installation Manager at Nana Wall Systems, Inc. In this A’23 on location episode, Lee talks about special structural engineering and architectural requirements necessary to accommodate these larger wall systems. With openings sometimes spanning up to 90’, adequate structural support is of the utmost importance. This is a great op…
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With over 200 published research papers and over 50 seismic seminars to his name, Dr. Satyendra K. Ghosh is an expert in seismic design. Dr. Ghosh has a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering and a master’s and doctorate degree in Structural Engineering. He is also the founder of S.K. Ghosh Associates, LLC, who focuses on code development and imple…
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How is structural safety ensured during construction? Contractors and erectors are great at their jobs but sometimes complex structures need additional engineering support during construction. While this temporary condition is typically outside the scope of the engineer of record’s work as they are designing for the final built condition, it does n…
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Ascent Tower in Milwaukee, WI was completed in 2022 and is currently the tallest mass timber structure in the world. It is 25 stories (284ft) tall and comprised of cross laminated timber floor systems and glulam columns and beams throughout with cast in place concrete at the lower levels. In many areas, the timber structural elements are exposed, c…
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is emerging at a fast pace and beginning to integrate into many facets of our day to day lives. Architecture and engineering are no exception. Kat Stevens is a Masters in Architecture student at the University of Westminster in London, England and is immersed in the beginning stages of AI integration into Architecture. …
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Exterior public art sculptures are creative, unique and typically organic in nature, making their structural design both complex and intriguing. While quite different from building design, sculpture structural design has its own set of challenges and unique solutions. Bryan Starr, PE, SE with Tarantino Engineering Consultants is an expert in the ni…
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Luke Nichols is a sophomore Civil Engineering student at South Dakota State University. In the fall of 2021, Luke and I were paired as part of a mentorship program at South Dakota State University, my alma mater. In this episode, we take a break from a specific building and focus on the importance of mentorships. Luke currently leads the mentorship…
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What does it mean to be a good neighbor? Dense neighborhoods sometime require special precautions for new structures. In many urban areas, with land being a scarce commodity, there can sometimes be less than four feet between structures, with some foundations installed right up to the property line. This close proximity many times means that struct…
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Reciprocal framing creates a grid-like patterned structure, relying on a system for load transfer instead of single element-to-element load transfer. While visually pleasing, the analysis of this type of system can be somewhat complex. However, with the advancement of parametric design tools coupled with the sustainability benefits of this type of …
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What if buildings could act like trees? The building sector generates nearly 40 percent of all global carbon emissions. An Urban Sequoia designed building could reduce upfront embodied carbon by 70 percent and over the building’s 100-year lifespan, could absorb more than 300 percent of the amount of carbon emitted during its construction and operat…
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You are the energy you bring to the room. To keep good clients, they have to want to actually work with you. Technical competency is a minimum benchmark; a great working relationship centered on trust and great communication are what clients are ultimately looking for. While energy can be perceived instantly, it takes many intentional steps to be c…
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It is anticipated by 2070, our world’s largest cities could top 50 million people. Today’s largest city is around 8.5 million people. How will engineers accommodate a population so large, while preserving the city’s historic character, conserving natural resources, promoting accessible green space, and supporting a diverse array of lifestyles and e…
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In this episode, I talk with Nich Allan, Director, QC and Product Development at Bamcore about the River Run Townhomes project, located in Utah. Nich is a Professional Engineer and has been the Director of Product Development for BamCore since 2017. BamCore wall systems address four main concerns of the built environment: carbon, cost, labor and ti…
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Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit company with projects in more than 70 countries and has helped more than 39 million people improve their living conditions since 1976. Habitat works together with families, local communities, volunteers and partners so that more people are able to live in affordable and safe homes. When a local Habitat for Humani…
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Episode 012: Richmond Olympic Oval with Paul Fast, PE As the founder of Fast + Epp, Paul has emerged a leader in architecturally exposed structures and is recognized for his unconventional use of materials, including hybrids of timber, concrete and steel. To this note, the Richmond Olympic Oval was constructed for the 2010 Olympic speed skating eve…
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011: Below Grade with Kari Sebern, PE What’s really going on below the ground level of buildings? What supports the things that we see above the ground? Who is responsible for this support? These are all questions that come up from time to time on projects so I thought I’d take a little time to do some metaphoric excavation into what happens below …
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Episode 010: Eagle Nest with Ray Hooft, PE How do you make a home a nest? In this episode, I sit down with Ray Hooft, PE who is a Senior Project Engineer at Simplengi Engineering in Berkeley, CA. We talk about the Eagle Nest project which is located in Temecula, CA. With two wish bone shaped wings, one of which cantilevers 26 feet from the ground b…
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009: Broadgate - Exchange House with Bill Baker, PE, SE Get ready for a real treat! A new engineer, a seasoned veteran, or someone outside of the industry altogether, there’s incredible insight in this episode! As the lead structural engineer for the tallest building in the world, Burj Khalifa, Bill Baker is a world-renowned structural engineer wit…
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Time for a midseason recap! In this episode, we take a little time to look back at what we’ve learned so far and also a little peek into what’s coming up in the future. Also, listen in for the theme song for structural engineers and Unstruct. If you enjoy this show and want more content like this, visit gablmedia.com Mentioned in this episode: She …
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I talk with Denis Blount in this episode about the Amazon Spheres Understory, located in Seattle, WA. Understory is a separate studio/exhibition space located in the ground level of the Amazon Spheres, which, as the name implies, is a series of spherical buildings framed out of steel and clad with glass. The Amazon Spheres opened in January 2018, s…
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I recently talked with Chad Mitchell, PE, SE who is an Associate with S.A. Miro in Denver, CO. Instead of focusing on a particular building, we took some time out and talked about collaboration within the structural engineering community and ways that we can support one another. As a past president of the Structural Engineers Association of Colorad…
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In this episode, I sit down with Richard Wilson, PE, the Founder of Wilson Structural in Sarasota, FL. Wilson is the Engineer of Record for the Sand Dune project – a single family residence located on Lido Key on Gulf Coast of Florida. This is a three story with roof top deck structure created out of concrete. The sides of this yacht inspired struc…
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Austin Reese, PE is a Senior Project Engineer with Jirsa Hedrick in Denver, CO and always up for an adventure. He has spent much of his last few years working on the One River North project, a showpiece building that is currently under construction in Denver’s River North neighborhood and slated for completion in late 2023. This building will inclu…
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Christopher, O’Hara, PE is the founding principal of Studio NYL, headquartered in Denver, CO. Studio NYL focuses on incorporating structural and façade design in unique, award-winning buildings around the world. In this episode, Chris gives structural insight into the High Park Project, located in Monterrey, Mexico. This building is four stories be…
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In this episode, we will dive into the design and construction of Meow Wolf, also known as Convergence Station, located in Denver, CO. This building was constructed in a confined space between two major elevated highways and an off ramp. This created a loose pie shaped footprint with only 10 feet of clearance between the road and building in some l…
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This episode explores the design and construction of the Krause Gateway Center in Des Moines, IA. Thomas Reynolds, PE, Senior Associate with Silman Associates in New York, NY sits down to discuss design of this 160,000 GSF, six story, steel framed structure with offset floor plates and extreme cantilevers. Thomas has 20 years of structural design e…
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Structural Engineering is a profession that studies and applies the laws of math and physics to predict building behavior and design the “bones” of man-made structures. The language of structural engineering can seem overwhelming for non-engineers, but this podcast will change that. Fluent in steel, concrete masonry and timber design, Kari Sebern, …
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continue reading