| Civil Engineering Magazine |
Advertising Information |
| July 2006 Volume 76 Number 7 |
Online Classified Ads |
 |
| ON THE COVER Among the dynamic structural elements that distinguish the new Minneapolis Central Library—designed by Cesar Pelli—are dramatically cantilevered roof canopies. The exterior was designed to enhance the urban character of the city. Photograph by Steve Woit. |
Landmark Library
By Carol Post, P.E., S.E., LEED AP, Helen Torres, S.E., and Kevin Henning, P.E., S.E., M.ASCE
The new Minneapolis Central Library—designed by the renowned architect Cesar Pelli—features cantilevered stairways, three levels of pedestrian bridges, a five-story glass galleria, and a winglike roof that graces two entrances.
Modifying Merchants Bridge
By Aaron Kober, P.E., Mark Lasseigne, P.E., S.E., and David Petermeier, P.E., S.E.
Replacing the deck truss spans on an aging steel railroad bridge while minimizing closures required engineers to design a new support system that could be constructed directly below—and up into—the existing structure.
Completing the Circle
By Brian O'Donnell, P.E., and Eric C. Macfarlane, P.E.
The reconstruction of Columbus Circle, in New York City, finally provides travelers with a fully functioning traffic circle and offers visitors a splendid respite from the sounds and sights of city life.
Overture To Omaha
By Daniel E. Hahn, P.E., S.E., M.ASCE, Bruce J. Keeler, P.E., Timothy E. Lang, and Randall S. Niehaus, P.E.
The design of the Holland Performing Arts Center, in Omaha, Nebraska, required engineers to overcome the unique structural, acoustical, and visual challenges of a performance venue to create a stunning composition in concrete, metal, and glass.
Buildings
Bridge Engineering
Historic Preservation
Structural Engineering
Dams
Dam Safety
Materials
Wastewater Treatment
News Briefs
Letters
Policy Briefing
Technology
Editor's Note
Court Decisions
Books
2005 Annual Report
The Law
Past Issues
