Join our regular Connection Wednesday webinar and take a close look into some of the common mistakes that a rookie can make when designing and code-checking steel connections with IDEA StatiCa.

This Connection Wednesday webinar we are presenting a high-profile project from Applied Engineering Design (AED), a pioneering Scottish engineering design specialist with offices in Edinburgh and Bath. AED  has used IDEA StatiCa in Battersea Power Station – one of the biggest regeneration projects in Europe and an iconic landmark on London’s riverbank and has been tasked with creating a high-level temporary roadway at the site which is capable of carrying heavy construction traffic.

How often have you faced a situation when you were dealing with a complex project topology, difficult steel connections, unconventional structural stability situation or something else not covered by the codes?

10 Fenchurch Avenue is a new mixed-use office development located in the heart of London’s insurance district. This project is London’s first publicly accessible roof garden in the ‘true sense’, towering 65 meters above street level.

Join our last Connection Wednesday webinar for this year,  where you will see the whole workflow of modelling, loading, and code-check of a very interesting steel joint from a large project in Colombia.  In addition, we will go through one “HelpDesk highlight” – a current vibrant topic from our support desk. At the end of each webinar, there will be a Q&A section to answer any questions.

Join our new IDEA StatiCa Connection webinar, where we are going to talk about templates, material library, and sharing of the user-defined data. The possibilities of speeding up the joint design by using the templates will be discussed, and we are going to show you how complex joints can be designed by simple parametric templates. In the webinar, you will also see how to share user defined materials.