Dr. Maxim Grishin’s Post

Are you aware of the key differences between wireless and stationary crack gauges? Whether you're in construction, engineering, or architecture, choosing the right technology is crucial for the safety and durability of your structures. Our latest article looks at the differences between both types of crack gauges, helping you make informed decisions about your crack movement monitoring needs. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g2WxH2yS #ConstructionMonitoring #ProjectSafety #ConstructionSafety #NYCConstruction #BuildingMonitoring #SaltusServices #SaltusSolutions #Saltus #StructuralHealth #StructuralIntegrity #StructuralEngineering #ConstructionTechnology #WirelessTech #EngineeringSolutions

I recently had the pleasure of attending an insightful presentation by Chilean architect Sebastian Irarrazaval hosted by Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZ Institute of Architects. His approach to architecture as both a guest and host resonated deeply with me, particularly in the context of structural engineering. By considering structure as an integrated system early in the concept stage, we as engineers can enhance the design to better complement and support the architecture itself. Sebastián also emphasized the importance of translating diverse ideas, which can open up new perspectives and interpretations. This can lead to an entirely new architectural language, pushing boundaries in how we design, construct, and experience buildings. It's always inspiring to explore the intersection of architecture and engineering to create more holistic, sustainable solutions. #Architecture #StructuralEngineering #SustainableDesign #Innovation

2024 starts with a dip in architecture billings, but holds promise. The ABI score of 46.2 indicates a slight decline from 46.5 as of last month, yet signs of improvement emerge. Despite weak conditions, inquiries for new projects are up and design contracts hold steady. ABI, or Architecture Billings Index, is a crucial construction indicator, guiding decisions in the industry. A score above 50 signals growth. #ArchitectureNews #IndustryTrends #MetalFabrication Source: Metal Architecture  https://lnkd.in/egvuf9rz

Why settle for less when you can have precision? 🌟 Join Tristan as he explains the advantages of our 3D survey at South Maroubra Surf Life Saving Club. See how it transforms data into valuable insights for architects and builders! #PrecisionInAction #SurveyingInnovation #3DSurvey #3DSurveyors #Architecture #SydneyArchitecture

The #Architecture, Engineering and #Construction industry finds itself at the forefront of a technological revolution that promises to redefine how we design, build and experience the spaces around us - via BUILDINGS.

Lateral forces analysis per IBC 2021, for wind and seismic loads. #civilengineering #structuralengineering #buildingdesign #building #architecture #residentialdesign #residential #realestate #construction

At #AIA24 in D C., Poornima (Nima) Balasubramanian, AIA, NOMA, director of AISC's new Architecture Center, discussed end-of-life considerations and lowering embodied carbon in material selection. Want to learn more? Post a comment on Nima's post and she'll send you the PDF of her talk.

Practical demonstration of the principle of #leverage based on #pivoting. this is essentially how much can be supported by less via unified #teamwork, #synergy, #collaboration and #cooperation...

Read the excerpt below for a brief explanation of the principle of compression and how it applies to organizations. "In an episode of the series Annika, the main character, a Detective Inspector in the Scottish Police, 'breaks the fourth wall' (in cinema speak, talking to the audience) and delivers a monologue about bridges. In the scene, Annika, in a cab driving over a bridge, tells us that a bridge exists in an ever-ending struggle between tension and compression. Two sides constantly pull away from the other, and if the engineers didn't manage the demands of these two opposing sides, the bridge would buckle and collapse completely. Annika muses about not knowing much about physics but remembers thinking that some tension is important, just not too much. The same is true of organizations. Tension exists when we welcome diverse ideas, talents, and motivations. Tension is not the problem; the problem occurs when we react to tension when views or ways of 'seeing, being, doing' things differ from ours. Take a moment to reflect on how you help balance the daily push and pull and contribute to your organization's or business's stability. Source: Motivational Maps as a Relationship Accelerator Series: Navigating Tensions in Teamwork - Part I: https://lnkd.in/emRhifAt #buildingbridges #managingtensions #leadership #innovation #creativity #engineeringprincipleinorganization #ceos #appliedphysicsprinciples

simple support design. structural elements placing and positioning is crucial.