Two people died and one was injured last week when part of the Sao Paulo Stadium in Brazil collapsed. The stadium is one of the 12 venues that will be used for this summer’s World Cup and is sch...
Read MoreTheStructuralEngineer.info is pleased to announce the launch of an exciting new online tool for the structural engineering industry: the Structural Map! The map includes all location-specific industry...
Read MoreWe are pleased to announce the 77th issue of our newsletter! In this issue, you will find the latest key industry news, from our brand new news center, which features daily articles written by stru...
Read MoreCharges were filed Monday against the man responsible for the failed building demolition that lead to the death of six people in an adjacent building. The collapse occurred on June 5, 2013 in the Cent...
Read MoreA drone flew over Washington, Illinois surveying the damage done from several tornadoes that came through the area Sunday night. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has started to assess the da...
Read MoreThe U.S. Travel Association held its inaugural conference in Washington D.C last week. The focus of the event, referred to as “Connecting America Through Travel, was to raise awareness to the fact tha...
Read MoreWorld Bank Group is providing the Filipino government with a $500 million emergency loan to help rebuild the devastated country. They will also provide a cash transfer to help clean up from the disast...
Read MoreTwo people are dead and up to 40 people were trapped on Tuesday afternoon when a section of a shopping mall under construction collapsed in South Africa. Construction workers were roughly half-way don...
Read MoreThe storm system that swept across the Midwest on Sunday night left 8 people dead and thousands of people homeless. The storm claimed 6 lives in Illinois and 2 in Michigan. According to th...
Read MoreWorkers began tearing down the east span of the old Bay Bridge on Tuesday, nearly two months after the new bridge opened. The demolition of the old bridge is expected to be a long, tedious proce...
Read More