STRUCTURE magazine

Discover how a 100-year-old landmark synagogue was seismically upgraded and modernized to serve future generations of students, educators, clergy, and congregants—plus more insights from across the structural engineering profession. structuremag.org/issues/2026-di…

A new cancer center in Miami Beach pairs hurricane-ready engineering with coastal-inspired design to create a resilient landmark for healing. 📖Read the article: structuremag.org/article/a-beac…

A seismic retrofit at Stevenson Hall turned a 1960s building into a resilient, light-filled hub for learning. 📖Read more: structuremag.org/article/steven…

How can structure shape architecture? Two San Francisco case studies show how engineering solutions influenced design on dense urban sites. 📖Read more: structuremag.org/article/for-co…

A new Courtyard Building at Congregation Emanu-El blends preservation with seismic resilience to support the synagogue’s next century. 📖Read the article: structuremag.org/article/bridgi…

The March edition of STRUCTURE is live! One feature explores how a 100-year-old landmark synagogue was seismically renewed and modernized to support generations of students, educators, clergy, and congregants. Read the latest issue and more: structuremag.org/issues/2026-di…

After back-to-back hurricanes, forensic investigations show why some roofing systems survived—and others didn’t. 📖 Continue reading: structuremag.org/article/field-…

Managing corrosion in steel truss bridges: how inspections, analysis, and targeted strengthening extended the life of a vital crossing. 📖 Continue reading: structuremag.org/article/inspec…

How modern engineering restored a 1933 Route 66 landmark—preserving history while meeting today’s performance demands. 📖 Read the article: structuremag.org/article/a-rout…

Renovation over demolition: how a 1960s Sacramento high-rise was transformed through advanced seismic analysis and smart retrofit design. 📖 Continue reading: structuremag.org/article/resour…

How modular steel panels and assemblies reduce erection time, improve safety, and optimize the critical path on complex projects. 📖 Read the article: structuremag.org/article/two-di…

When proprietary CFS connectors lack data, Rational Engineering, testing, and FEA help engineers define safe, reliable design capacity. 📖 Read the article: structuremag.org/article/overco…

How a steel cantilever bridge in 1892 connected communities and redefined river crossings in Winona. A classic in engineering history. 📖Continue reading: structuremag.org/article/histor…

From biogenic carbon to reuse strategies, this article breaks down what structural engineers should know about embodied carbon and wood. 📖 Read more: structuremag.org/article/10-thi…

What two major hurricanes revealed about roofing performance, installation quality, and wind resilience in coastal communities. 📖 Read the article: structuremag.org/article/field-…

How detailed inspections, FE analysis, and targeted strengthening kept a vital steel truss bridge safely in service. 📖 Read the article: structuremag.org/article/inspec…

Rehabilitating a Route 66 landmark: how modern materials and smart engineering extended the life of Oklahoma’s iconic Pony Bridge. 📖 Continue reading: structuremag.org/article/a-rout…

A historic Sacramento high-rise gets a second life through deep investigation, nonlinear analysis, and smart seismic retrofit strategies. 📖 Read more: structuremag.org/article/resour…

The February issue of STRUCTURE is here! Inside this month’s features: 🏛️ Resources Renewed – Declared California’s most in-need-of-repair state-owned building in 2015, the Resources Building has been transformed from relic to radiant. 📖 Read more here: structuremag.org/issues/2026-di…

Mega-columns, outriggers, and a tuned mass damper: see how Taipei 101 was engineered to stay stable in wind and earthquakes. 📖Continue reading: structuremag.org/article/dynami…