Supertall Octagonal Skyscraper to Adorn Chinese Skyline
German architecture firm, Bulo Ole Scheeren, unveiled its plans for the supertall skyscraper ‘Nanjing Nexus’ in China.
Illustrating the fusion of history and tr
A Guide to what are the Reasons Behind the Growth of UAE’s Construction Industry?
Originally published on build-construct.com, this piece has been updated and adapted for build-construct.com readers.
Innovation in any field is the application
World’s Largest Canal Lock Opens in the Netherlands
The Netherlands is famous for its canals, with its capital city, Amsterdam, having 165 canals. While many of the city’s old canals are listed in the UNESCO worl
An Overview of 3 Important Cases of Building Collapse Due to Poor Construction Management
Originally published on build-construct.com, this piece has been updated and adapted for build-construct.com readers.
Construction is perhaps the most critical
Exploring point Pleasant Bridge Disaster: Collapse of the Eyebar-Chain Suspension Bridge
The following content is adapted from original material, reviewed and enhanced for the build-construct.com community of structural engineers.
Point Pleasant
Steinway Tower: World’s Thinnest Skyscraper
Steinway Tower, the world’s skinniest skyscraper, has opened for its first residents in the city of Manhattan.
Standing tall at 1,428 feet, Steinway Tower, also
Essential Guide to mosul Dam of Iraq: Most Dangerous Dam in the World
This case analysis has been refreshed and restructured for the build-construct.com readership.
Mosul Dam, formerly known as Saddam Dam, is a type of earth-fill
What is the State of the U.S. Infrastructure and how does it Affect the Economy?
The United States’ economy largely depends on its vast infrastructure network, ranging from bridges and roads to airports, ports, and freight rail. Not only doe
The Role of petra Jordan: A World Heritage Site Under Risk
This article has been adapted for the build-construct.com audience, focusing on practical applications in structural engineering.
Petra is famous for its roc
Virgin Hyperloop Conducts First Passenger Test in Las Vegas
On November 8, 2020, Virgin Hyperloop conducted the first passenger test in a hyperloop pod in Las Vegas, US. A test serves as a major milestone and a huge step