Posts Categorized: Building
After several pandemic-related delays, the Transit Access Project for Youth (TAP for Youth) is getting underway. TAP for Youth is a transit equity research project of the University of Toronto […]
Designed to fail: an elegant solution to save buildings during earthquakes Pedram Mortazavi, a CivE PhD candidate in structural engineering under the supervision of Professors Constantin Christopoulos and Oh-Sung Kwon, […]
By Phill Snel We know civil engineers are involved in building tall buildings, long bridges and large stadiums, but just how much detail do civil engineers delve into? Surprisingly, they’re […]
Here at Building Tall Research Centre at University of Toronto, we harness the power of machine intelligence and advances in robotics to design and implement innovative solutions for smart construction […]
Mega projects are the major mode of development across the engineering sectors of infrastructure, energy, and mining. Including other fields with similar delivery models such as defence, aerospace, and global […]
Factors Affecting Safety Performance of Construction Workers Introduction Safety is a critical issue in the construction industry. Although it has been broadly researched from many perspectives, continuous improvement in […]
Filters from HVAC systems in buildings tell a story about the particulate contaminants in the air. Quantitative filter forensics combines HVAC characterization with physical, chemical, and biological analysis of dust […]
Filters from HVAC systems in buildings tell a story about the particulate contaminants in the air. Quantitative filter forensics combines HVAC characterization with physical, chemical, and biological analysis of dust […]
Filters from HVAC systems in buildings tell a story about the particulate contaminants in the air. Quantitative filter forensics combines HVAC characterization with physical, chemical, and biological analysis of dust […]
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