Conceptual Design podcast-1
Written on 10 février 2022.
Hosted and edited by Patrick Valeri.
Written on 10 février 2022.
Hosted and edited by Patrick Valeri.
Written on 10 février 2022.
Hosted and edited by Nikola Tošić.
Written on 26 janvier 2022.
About us
Written on 26 janvier 2022.
About us
Written on 20 janvier 2022.
Written on 18 janvier 2022.
Concrete Innovation for Sustainability and the challenge of climate change.
Written on 02 décembre 2021.
The Liaison Committee of six of the largest international associations active in the civil engineering sector and representing experts from more than 150 nation-states has launched the Joint Committee on the GLOBE Consensus (JCGC). The purpose is to lead the global green transition of civil and structural engineering and building materials sciences, the backbone of the built environment and most of the societal infrastructure systems.
Written on 25 novembre 2021.
The fib Technical Council was held online and in-person in Lausanne in September 2021. On this occasion, new working groups and chairs/conveners were approved.
Written on 01 novembre 2021.
About us
Written on 01 novembre 2021.
fib’s WP2.2.4 is a group of structural engineers working actively both in profession and academia with interests in the field of strut-and-tie and stress fields. The group focus on developing state-of-the-art tools and design approaches based on these methods with application to structural concrete. Thanks to its practical experience and access to real cases, new and classical approaches are used for design and assessment of practical situations, investigating on their theoretical consistency and opportunities. The last major contribution of the group has been the publication of fib bulletin 100, which gathers the latest state-of-the art on the strut-and-tie and stress field methods.
Written on 13 septembre 2021.
We are delighted to announce that the fib’s official statement on sustainability is available online.
Written on 18 août 2021.
Join us for the next fib Congress in Oslo, Norway!