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The metal framework of a precisely designed tensile fabric structure.
May 24

Precision In Design: Patterning Tensile Fabric Structures

Tensile structures are a symbol of architectural innovation and artistic expression. Characterised by their lightweight and fluid forms, these structures rely heavily on the precision of their patterning process....

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The bottom of a historical ship in a dry dock called Victory.
Apr 24

Historic Ships In Dry Dock: Key Considerations In Support System Design

HMS Victory in Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is a prime example of how historic ships can be restored through a highly specialist and meticulous conservation process. However, historic ship restoration is a delicate and...

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Here is a diagram showing why parametric design techniques are a problem-solving power
Mar 24

How Parametric Design Techniques are a Problem-Solving Power

Parametric design is a term that many people might not have heard of, but the chances are that they would instantly recognise some of the world’s architectural structures designed using this approach. 

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The iconic Victorian structure of Clevedon Pier considered as the prime example of the complex maritime restoration realised by Civil and Structural Engineers to help the conservation of maritime heritage
Feb 24

How Civil and Structural Engineers Help Conservation of Maritime Heritage

Maritime heritage encompasses waterfronts, docks, piers, ships, and other civil structures. It is integral to many countries’ cultural and historical identity, a prevailing symbol of their seafaring past and naval...

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A geodome’s three tensile fabric structures seen in the distance that had the loading, analysis, and design assisted by Fenton Holloway.
Jan 24

Loading, Analysis, and Design of Tensile Fabric Structures

Tensile fabric structures are celebrated for their distinctive architectural design, aesthetic appeal, and ability to span large areas with minimal structural support. However, tensile structure design is a unique and...

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The Art Of Structural Engineering: Maximising Beauty And Functionality
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