CIVIL ENGINEERING 365

About 40 years ago, bedrock and dirt were excavated to build the World Trade Center in New York's Lower Manhattan. Source link

Didn’t the 1957 movie Desk Set first raise the question about whether or not librarians and, by extension, libraries, are still needed in a world of computers? Source link

As a tagline, “building better libraries for stronger communities” might be a little trite, but it does sum up San Francisco’s ambitions for its branch-improvement program — an ongoing building…

A three-level, 46,500-square-foot library including an Internet café, a children's science center, a local arts gallery, offices, terraces, a reading room, and a community room. Source link

Built in 1962, Musashino Art University’s combined gallery-library is one of the school’s treasured original buildings. Source link

A renovation of Portland’s International Style public library, with a new café, an expanded computer center, a larger children’s area, a new space for teens, meeting rooms, and an auditorium,…

DIRTT movable walls are floor-to-ceiling partitions that can be repositioned without creating construction dust or material waste. Expandable and flexible connections adapt to different interior angles and curves. The pre-engineered…

A recent survey conducted by Staples Advantage, the B2B division of Staples, Inc., shows ergonomic office furniture and technology can have a significant impact on how your employees feel –…

Boost your sustainability initiatives with precision lighting systems, which can control, automate, and customize your lighting solutions down to the lamp. Your tenants can adjust individual light levels without disturbing…

Steel buildings have become popular in the industry due to affordability, durability, strength and curb appeal –use these tips for discovering ideal steel options for facilities. Consider needs and evaluate…