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📖 Modern Steel Construction 📆 September 2026 🏛 Published by the American Institute of Steel Construction ✅ Headlines: ⚪️Creativity Within Constraints (By Dan Sloat): Modifying existing steel building frames imposes many additional constraints on design. To work around them, engineers need creativity as much as they need technical skills. ⚪️Committed to the Cause (Interview by Geoff Weisenberger): Between his teaching, research, and extensive committee work, Mark Denavit is among the most active and enthusiastic volunteers in the structural engineering community. ⚪️The Leadership Advantage (By John Schuepbach and Derinda Ehrlich): Quality of leadership can differentiate a fabricator from its competitors. These seven principles are a guide for evaluating your company on it. ⚪️Built for Buffalo (By Jimmy Falls, Travis Allen, and Aditya Potdar): Steel was the unifying system for designing a canopy, seating bowl, and enclosure in a football stadium that fits Buffalo’s identity. ⚪️Crafting a Curved Canopy (By Adam Lindberg): An entertainment venue in Minnesota has a striking curved steel canopy that heightens the outdoor concert experience while withstanding all weather. ⚪️Unified By Steel (By Jason Stone and Michael Hopper): Steel and timber work together to create a striking hybrid design in a cluster of academic buildings. ⚪️Mastering Movement (By Derek Petrek): A riverside marine terminal uses steel and smart design to keep up with moving barges and tide levels. ⚪️Smashing Success (By Patrick Engel): Utah State University’s SMASH Laboratory is a regional hub for structural steel research—and is on its way to becoming even more. ◀️Previous Issue (August 2026): https://t.me/ISSS83/18675 Website | Journal | LinkedIn | Telegram

📚 Steel Design (7th Edition) ✍️ William T. Segui & Sayed M. Soleimani ⬜️ Headlines: 🔴 Chapter 1: Introduction 🔴Chapter 2 : Concepts in Structural Steel Design 🔴 Chapter 3: Tension Members 🔴 Chapter 4: Compression Members 🔴 Chapter 5: Beams 🔴 Chapter 6: Beam–Columns 🔴 Chapter 7: Simple Connections 🔴 Chapter 8: Eccentric Connections 🔴 Chapter 9: Composite Construction 🔴 Chapter 10: Plate Girders 📌Appendix: Plastic Analysis and Design 🔴 Includes U.S. Customary and SI Units Website | Journal | LinkedIn | Telegram

📚 Steel Design (7th Edition) ✍️ William T. Segui & Sayed M. Soleimani ⬜️ Headlines: 🔴 Chapter 1: Introduction 🔴Chapter 2 : Concepts in Structural Steel Design 🔴 Chapter 3: Tension Members 🔴 Chapter 4: Compression Members 🔴 Chapter 5: Beams 🔴 Chapter 6: Beam–Columns 🔴 Chapter 7: Simple Connections 🔴 Chapter 8: Eccentric Connections 🔴 Chapter 9: Composite Construction 🔴 Chapter 10: Plate Girders 📌Appendix: Plastic Analysis and Design 🔴 Includes U.S. Customary and SI Units Website | Journal | LinkedIn | Telegram

📖 Modern Steel Construction 📆 August 2026 🏛 Published by the American Institute of Steel Construction ✅ Headlines: ⚪️Get Attached (By Hannah Valentine): Stay on top of the important factors to consider when attaching building façades to structural steel frames. ⚪️Structural Joint Specialist (Interview by Geoff Weisenberger): Jim Swanson’s initial professional interest was far from structural engineering, but his swift pivot in college led to a three-decade career in academia and expertise in bolted joints. ⚪️Cost-Carbon Collision (By Michael Gustafson): A two-year research project explored finding a balance between specifying materials for cost efficiency and reducing embodied carbon impacts. ⚪️Stay Aligned (By Mike Gase): Mismatching references in construction documents is a common error, but one that can be easily solved. ⚪️Finding Space (By Loren Byrne): A steel space-frame truss is the backbone of a pedestrian bridge designed around existing buildings and urban foundation constraints. ⚪️Hanging Iron (By Jackson Pitofsky, Cooper Jepson, and Eric Newton): Multiple floors of event space hang from shop-assembled roof trusses to work around active loading docks in a convention center expansion project. ⚪️Building National Capacity (By Robert J. Connor, Francisco J. Bonachera Martin, and Brandon Chavel): Purdue University is developing the first U.S. bridge engineering academic program, and classes are already being offered. ⚪️Building a Behemoth (By Patrick Engel): An inside look at the operation behind the University of Florida’s Student Steel Bridge Competition team, which has six consecutive first-place finishes at the national finals. ◀️Previous Issue (July 2026): https://t.me/ISSS83/18674 Website | Journal | LinkedIn | Telegram