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📖 Modern Steel Construction 📆 June 2026 🏛 Published by the American Institute of Steel Construction ✅ Headlines: ⚪️Who’s Bracing Who? (By Conrad Paulson and Craig Quadrato): Beam-over-columns assemblies require special effort and care to design properly. These considerations, tips, and resources will ensure nothing is overlooked. ⚪️Researcher on the Rise (Interview by Geoff Weisenberger): Andrew Sen’s six-year academic career has included significant seismic design research projects and two AISC awards. ⚪️Today’s Big Picture (By Jassiel Vargas): One fabrication company’s thoughts on navigating availability, cost, sustainability, and carbon in today’s construction landscape. ⚪️Data Center Delivery (By Aaron Grubbs, Grant Cumbie, and Matt Heathcock): New facilities in the Atlanta area showcase how structural steel framing is an ideal choice for modern data center construction. ⚪️Thinking Outside the Box (By Ryan Jenkins and Kevin O’Connor): An access roadway bridge outside an airport terminal challenged conventional design in several ways, including by using trapezoidal box girders. ⚪️Roll(ed) Call: Three recent projects illustrate the possibilities and aesthetic impact that curved steel can achieve and add to a design. ⚪️Permission Granted: AISC’s Steel Design-Build Grant Program has funded multiple completed structures, with more on the way, including striking steel creations in Indiana and Texas. ⚪️Casting Call (By Jacinda Collins, Jake Currie, and Jennifer A. Pazdon): Considering steel castings on your next project? These 10 tips will help you know what to expect. ⚪️Skeletal Steel Success (By Steve Davis and Tim Duke): Erecting steel joists and deck has little margin for error. This guideline can help you do it safely and efficiently. ◀️Previous Issue (May 2026): https://t.me/ISSS83/18663 Website | Journal | LinkedIn | Telegram

📖 نقشه‌های ‌شتاب طیفی آیین‌نامه طراحی ساختمان‌ها در برابر زلزله (استاندارد ۲۸۰۰) 📰 ناشر: مرکز تحقیقات راه، مسکن و شهرسازی ✏️ ویرایش: پنجم (۱۴۰۵) 🖥 مشاهده و دریافت فایل از طریق وب‌سایت انجمن: https://www.isss.ir/standard2800-ver5 وب‌سایت | نشریه | لینکدین | تلگرام

📖 آیین‌نامه طراحی ساختمان‌ها در برابر زلزله (استاندارد ۲۸۰۰) 📰 ناشر: مرکز تحقیقات راه، مسکن و شهرسازی ✏️ ویرایش: پنجم (۱۴۰۵) 🖥 مشاهده و دریافت فایل از طریق وب‌سایت انجمن: https://www.isss.ir/standard2800-ver5 وب‌سایت | نشریه | لینکدین | تلگرام

📖 Modern Steel Construction 📆 May 2026 🏛 Published by the American Institute of Steel Construction ✅ Headlines: ⚪️Ready for Rails (By Gary T. Fry and W.N. Marianos): An AISC/NSBA-sponsored prototype development created a steel railway bridge option for short-span replacements—and the plans for it will be available soon. ⚪️Steel Bridge Savant (Interview by Geoff Weisenberger): Karl Frank’s decorated five-decade steel bridge-focused career has included teaching, impactful research projects, and even a study on maglev trains. ⚪️Perfect Your Business Plan (By John Schuepbach): The best business plans create alignment around a shared goal. Here’s how steel contractors should approach them. ⚪️Six Big Ideas: A landmark steel reuse project, an athletic facility with a frame that appears to float over a below-grade parking structure, and a medical building that used steel’s aesthetic properties to match its desert setting are among the 2026 IDEAS Award recipients. ⚪️Deck and Cover (By Alex Therien): Here’s what to know when specifying long-span roof and composite floor steel deck on your next project. ◀️Previous Issue (April 2026): https://t.me/ISSS83/18655 Website | Journal | LinkedIn | Telegram

📖 Modern Steel Construction 📆 April 2026 🏛 Published by the American Institute of Steel Construction ✅ Headlines: ⚪️Hybrid Hit (By Joshua Mouras and David E. Eckmann): A new corporate campus capitalizes on pairing timber’s aesthetic appeal with steel’s muscle to create wide-open spaces in an amenity building. ⚪️Jacked-Up Joists (By Kai-Yuan Chen, Dominic Bonura, and Ryan Pagels): A major steel joist strengthening project at an active warehouse highlights important preload, geometric, and connection behavior considerations in joist reinforcement work. ⚪️Accessible Automation (By Mike Perez): Cobots can give fabrication shops a production boost and empower shop-floor employees. ⚪️Screened In (By Jim Foreman, Jay Karst, and Emily Scarfo): This general framework and tip sheet will help your next rooftop screen wall design go smoothly. ◀️Previous Issue (March 2026): https://t.me/ISSS83/18652 Website | Journal | LinkedIn | Telegram

📖 Modern Steel Construction 📆 March 2026 🏛 Published by the American Institute of Steel Construction ✅ Headlines: ⚪️Get Things Straight (By Cliff Schwinger and Todd R. Campbell): Kinked connections can cause major headaches, and engineers of record must understand their responsibility to prevent problems with them. ⚪️Take it to the Limit (Interview By Geoff Weisenberger): Andy Ziccarelli traded private practice for academia and has quickly become a prominent figure in studying steel members’ behavior at extreme limit states. ⚪️A Mentee’s Recollections (By Mark Trimble): A mentee gave his mentor a document of 13 favorite lessons from their time together as a gift. Nearly a decade later, they’re still worth sharing. ⚪️Blending Both Worlds (By Christopher M. Hewitt, Eric J. Twomey, and David Rader): Exposed steel is the defining characteristic of a new train station’s sleek architecture and satisfied transit design parameters. ⚪️Flexibility Focused (By Clint Nash and Briana Pina): A medical center found a steel moment frame solution to create space that accommodates leading medical technologies and future expansion. ⚪️Glass House (By Shiv Agarwal and John Miller): A new glass-and-steel “jewel box” in suburban Chicago is a training ground for the next generation of ironworkers and a monument to the craft itself. ⚪️Advice from the Mill (By Dennis Pilarczyk and Jason Harlan): These design tips and insights from a steelmaker can help project teams maximize structural steel’s benefits. ⚪️Proper Delegation (By Casey Peterson and Josh Szmergalski): Following these steps will help engineers deliver a smooth delegated connection design and all the benefits from choosing it. ⚪️Diaphragm Dissection (By Thomas Sputo): Don’t be daunted by deck diaphragm design. ​ ◀️Previous Issue (February 2026): https://t.me/ISSS83/18648 Website | Journal | LinkedIn | Telegram