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Steel Buildings | Oct 17, 2018

Open design on the rise

In downtown Vancouver, British Columbia, a steel and glass tower gives rise to a dramatic cantilever over Richards Street. Telus Garden unabashedly celebrates structural attributes that continue inside, featuring exposed, long-span composite steel deck ceilings.

Steel Buildings | Mar 9, 2018

New steel and aluminum tariffs will hurt construction firms by raising materials costs; potential trade war will dampen demand, says AGC of America

Independent studies suggest the construction industry could lose nearly 30,000 jobs as a result of administration's new tariffs as many firms will be forced to absorb increased costs.

Steel Buildings | Sep 1, 2017

Long-span steel roof framing provides airport with open spaces; Evokes natural wonders

The facility boasts a new landside Central Terminal and the new 19-gate airside Concourse B, which are connected by an automated people mover.

BD+C University Course | Aug 23, 2017

AIA course: New steel systems add strength and beauty

Advances in R&D are fostering new forms of structural and aesthetic steel.

Jun 13, 2017

Accelerate Live! talk: A case for Big Data in construction, Graham Cranston, Simpson Gumpertz & Heger

Graham Cranston shares SGH’s efforts to take hold of its project data using mathematical optimization techniques and information-rich interactive visual graphics.
Structural Materials | Apr 3, 2017

Best of structural steel construction: 4WTC, Fulton Center, Pterodactyl win AISC IDEAS2 Awards

The annual awards program, sponsored by the American Institute of Steel Construction, honors the best in structural steel design and construction.

Steel Buildings | Bryan Arlington | Jan 24, 2017

Engineered for strength

Star Buildlings’ steel wall panels are designed to handle wind loads up to 145 MPH, yet the steel…
Wood | Jan 13, 2017

Steel and concrete's take on tall wood

The American Institute of Steel Construction contends that the steel industry is a “world leader” in using recycled material and end-of-life recycling, and has made strides to lower greenhouse gas emissions below regulatory requirements.

Steel Buildings | Sep 20, 2016

AIA Course: Steel on the rise in multifamily and taller mixed-use projects

Steel also has certain advantageous traits in terms of economics and sustainability, says Michael E. Liu, AIA, NCARB, Vice President/Principal, The Architectural Team.

Steel Buildings | Sep 15, 2016

New York’s Hudson Yards to feature 16-story staircase sculpture

The installation is designed by British architect Thomas Heatherwick and will be the centerpiece of the $200 million plaza project

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