The Structural Engineer: journal of the Institution of Structural Engineer

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  Año 2015, Vol. 93, Número 6

  • FEATYRES

    • The quadripartite vaults al London Bridge station

      Michelle Hicks

      • Resumen

      págs. 12-14

      

  • PROJECT FOCUS

    • Engineering HQ: the new home of structurel engineering

      Bruce Martin, J. Ratcliffe, Chris Mills, Alessandro Maccioni

      • Resumen

      págs. 18-25

      

  • PROFESSIONAL GUIDANCE

    • Wedded to our tolls: why expertise can hold us back (part 1).

      Sean Brady

      págs. 28-30

      

    • Managing risk and contractural liability. Part 6: Dargerous projects and problem clients.

      Griffiths & Armour

      págs. 32-33

      

    • Managing Helth & Safety Risks Nº 40: Silicia dust.

      The Institution of Structural Engineers' Health and Safety Panel The Institution of Structural Engineers' Health and Safety P

      págs. 34-35

      

    • Hearing loss at work- a real danger

      pág. 36

      

    • Confidential Reporting on Structural Safety (CROSS)

      A. Soane

      pág. 37

      

  • TECHNICAL

    • Conservation compendium. Part 7: Imposed load in historic buildings: assessing what is real

      Ian Humme, James Miller

      págs. 40-43

      

    • Concrete Design Guide. No. 6: Fire design of concrete columns and walls to Eurocode 2: The Concrete Centre

      págs. 46-51

      

  • RESEARCH

    • Spotlight on Structures (June 2015)

      pág. 52

      

  • OPINION

    • Profile: Atelier One

      J. Whitelaw

      págs. 54-56

      

    • Viewpoint: Surviving CDM 2015

      A. Beal

      págs. 57-59