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40,000 Buildings in New York may have to Switch off the Lights
Legislation introduced by New York City Councilman Donovan Richards (D-Queens) would prohibit the exterior and interior lighting at night for roughly 40,000 buildings. The bill is a part of the city’s...
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Dispute Over Frank Lloyd Wright Design in Great Britain
While on a 2004 business trip to Phoenix, Arizona, British electrical engineer Hugh Pratt visited the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. As a lifelong admirer of Wright and a fan of midcentury modern arch...
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Photo gallery: a house in Lancaster PE is entirely made of straw!
In Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the Pellman family live in a house that is entirely different from anything else! It is mainly constructed of straw and other local materials. The structure housin...
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Hayward Bayker: John Wolosick has been elected as President in Deep Foundations Institute
Hayward Baker Inc. (HBI), North America’s leader in geotechnical construction, is pleased to announce the election of John R. Wolosick, P.E., D.G.E., as Deep Foundations Institute’s (DFI) president....
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Hayward Baker opens new office in Charleston, headed by Dan Holley
Hayward Baker (HB) announces the opening of its new office in the Charleston metro area. Recent projects demonstrate the important work HB already does in the region. These include various ground i...
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Find more than 1000 jobs globally in the most comprehensive directory of job openings in civil, environmental, and construction industry!
CEECareers.com has arguably become the most comprehensive directory of job openings in civil, environmental, and construction industry. Today, one can find more than 1000 jobs globally, many of the...
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Top 20 most popular structural news in 2014!
As the end of the year approaches, we are glad to present 2014’s top 20 most popular breaking news in structural engineering. These are the articles with the most views amongst hundreds of news pub...
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Transportation Secretary Calls for Long-Term Transportation Bill
Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx discussed the United State’s “massive infrastructure deficit”, in his speech yesterday, at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce transportation conference. His goal...
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US Infrastructure Spending Drops Dramatically Over Last 4 Years
A new chart released by BCA, an independent investment research company, shows that infrastructure spending on non-defense structures has seen a significant drop from roughly $325 billion in 2002 to u...
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