Innovative Structural & Specialty Engineering

Innovative Structural and Specialty Engineering (ISSE or Innovstructure) at the Arizona ASCE ASHE 100th Year Conference

Earlier this month Innovstructure had the honor of presenting at the Arizona ASCE ASHE 100th Year State Conference in Phoenix. Innovstructure spoke about how modular design can strengthen resilience and sustainability for Arizona’s communities, a subject that aligns closely with our work.

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Dear Colleagues,

We are hosting a free webinar for those interested to learn more about the intersection of architecture and engineering.

You may sign up at the link below, and we encourage you to sign early in the event that we reach capacity. If for some reason you do need to cancel after having signed up, we ask that you cancel a few days in advance so another can have your spot.

The webinar will be held on Saturday, March 18th at 11:00AM Eastern Time

Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

Register here

Structural Engineering and Architecture for Interested High School Students Introduction to the basic concepts within the fields of structural engineering and architecture for high school students.

"A green space larger than London’s Hyde Park is coming to Athens, Greece. The expanse, called the Ellinikon Metropolitan Park, will stretch from the coast into the city on the grounds of the decommissioned Ellinikon International Airport.

https://www.asce.org/publications-and-news/civil-engineering-source/civil-engineering-magazine/article/2023/02/former-airport-to-become-a-massive-park-in-athens-greece

The hundreds of multipurpose acres are far from the only changes coming to the airport property. But the site will stand out as one of the few large, outdoor spaces in Athens explicitly created for members of the public to use however they would like.
The newness of a park of this scale, for locals but also all Europeans and visitors, makes attention inevitable, says Michael Grove, FASLA, PLA, the chair of landscape architecture, civil engineering, and ecology at Sasaki a global design firm.
“This is a bit of a holy grail for us — this is a generational project,” he says."

"The first solicitation of development bids was in 2011, and LAMDA Development S.A. Development, a Greek real estate company, won the rights to develop the property in 2014. Demolition work began in 2020."

Article Credits: The American Society of Civil Engineers , Leslie Nemo