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The Engineering Behind New York City’s Bollards in The New York TimesSeptember 02, 2026
Bollards have become a familiar part of New York City’s streetscape, but much of what makes them effective is hidden below ground.
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Making Knowledge More Accessible in Civil Engineering SourceFebruary 26, 2026
As AI reshapes engineering, the real opportunity is scaling expertise. CTO Robert Otani shares how enterprise AI can connect global knowledge, reduce risk and support better project decisions.
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Toronto Zoo Reaches Structural MilestoneFebruary 18, 2026
The Toronto Zoo has topped off its new two-story academic building within the Community Conservation Centre, marking a key milestone in a broader campus transformation.
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UK Building Regulations Part ZFebruary 13, 2026
Part Z could make whole-life carbon assessment a compliance issue for UK building projects. See what it means and how to prepare.
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Circular Design in London: A Practical Strategy for Reducing Embodied CarbonFebruary 13, 2026
In London’s evolving planning landscape, circular design is becoming a practical strategy for reducing embodied carbon. By keeping material value in play, projects can improve sustainability, adaptability, and long-term performance without defaulting to full replacement.
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Scarangello Named to NAEFebruary 12, 2026
Tom Scarangello has been elected to the National Academy of Engineering’s Class of 2026, recognizing nearly 50 years of leadership in structural innovation and long-span design.
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Behind-the-Meter Power Strategy in Microgrid KnowledgeFebruary 11, 2026
As grid constraints grow, data centers turn to microgrids for resilient, high-uptime power.
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Shirley Chisholm Recreation Center OpensFebruary 11, 2026
The Shirley Chisholm Recreation Center is now open in East Flatbush, delivering a LEED Platinum–certified hub for fitness, learning and community.
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How Distributed Energy Resources Are Reshaping Utility PlanningFebruary 04, 2026
Building more infrastructure isn’t always the smartest solution. Distributed energy resources (DERs) offer utilities a flexible, lower-risk way to meet growing demand while rethinking traditional approaches to grid expansion.