What is going to be covered? In this webinar, we are aiming to introduce the participant, to novel methodologies for the design of potentially critical regions of structures called discontinuity regions. Join us on Thursday, 23rd of June 2022 at 12:00
In this webinar, we discuss how castellated beam geometries are subject to several limitations that can easily be avoided by applying advanced design methodologies readily accessible in currently available tools Castellated beams are widely used structural elements. The obvious advantage
Sometimes, we are focused so much on complex tasks that some obvious ones are postponed and overlooked. Now, the time has come to fix that and bring the calculation of self-weight into the IDEA StatiCa Detail application. It took some
When you first heard the term ‘lateral-torsional buckling’ at university you were a student who had no real idea of the importance of this phenomenon. That being said, you quickly understood just how important this topic is!
BIM – Answer to all of our engineering prayers? I was inspired to write this piece from the perspective of a consumer of structural information prepared by another – both engineers but with different end goals when they should be
What is going to be covered? In this webinar, we will explain in detail how modern BIM workflows can significantly improve the design of Steel connections in terms of efficiency, economy, and safety factors. Learn more about: Why current practice
Working together for the future of engineering IDEA StatiCa UK is delighted to announce another year of working together with the Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE). This year will be a particularly exciting one as we will be working with
A match made in heaven! Being a member of the IDEA StatiCa team is a privilege, as we have the opportunity to work with people from the most innovative companies in the UK working on cutting edge projects. One such
Project overview Another iconic project where IDEA StatiCa Detail saved the day for Kingscote Design was during the construction of a 22-storey office block in Paddington Square, which is also known as the Paddington Cube. The architectural design was carried
250 City Road – Kingscote Design Project overview During the execution of the 250 City Road project, which is part of the regeneration of 250 City Road by the Foster + Partners architectural firm, a doubly challenging situation emerged for
