September/October 2024 print issue
Civil Engineering magazine September/October 2024
Features
Civil engineers face many challenges when working beneath the northern hemisphere’s frozen ground.
What does it take to engineer under snow and ice?
It features 42 km of tunnels and underground stations as much as 40 km deep.
The Elizabeth Line moves heavy rail beneath London
WSP rail and tunnel engineers share lessons on building seismically resilient infrastructure in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
California’s subway tunnels exemplify seismically safe infrastructure
The multimillion-gallon capacity system is the first of its kind in Minnesota.
Underground stormwater storage facility in Minneapolis ‘fixes’ floods
Huey P. Long Bridge in New Orleans solved a big transportation problem
Completed in December 1935, the bridge combines a highway and railroad tracks.
Proposed research lab design vertically transforms urban landscape
The ambitious multifunctional building in Warsaw will incorporate green space.
Engineers must do the right thing, even on their own time
An engineer tried to game the federal tax system and was caught.
The renewable energy source right beneath our feet
Kinetic paving offers the opportunity for clean-energy harvesting.
Who is entitled to sovereign immunity?
An engineering firm argued that it should be dismissed from a case.
‘Cities of the Future’ shows how civil engineers impact society
The film demonstrates engineering’s endless possibilities.
Shining a light on ethics
The profession relies on civil engineers adhering to good ethical principles.
Building beneath the surface
These projects are bold and innovative but oftentimes dangerous to construct.
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