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Why Skyscrapers Sway in the Wind

March 1, 2026

Growing up in the bay area, I was always one drive away from large buildings in that dominated the San […]

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Structural Failures – How Engineers Learn from them

February 15, 2026

With the vast amount of infrastructure around the world, several collapses have happened and likely will continue to happen. Rather […]

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La Niña and The Strangely Warm Winter Week

La Niña and The Strangely Warm Winter Week

January 18, 2026

I recently recorded some data from my personal weather station that was very odd for this time of year. During […]

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Construction Sequence

Why Construction Sequence matters?

January 3, 2026

After structural designs are ready, a building must be built up to its standards. At first, I assumed all that […]

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