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After the fire at Grenfell Tower, it is clear that buildings are an engineered system with increasing complexity. In this event, we will discuss tips from people in organisations being ‘regulated’; those who have had to get to grips with new approaches under the new regulatory regime. 
 

The Public Works Department (JKR) constructs and maintains public infrastructure. As part of Malaysia’s RMK-12, JKR offers pre-approved plans (PAP) meeting regulatory standards and using the CIDB industrialised building system with eco-friendly features.

This presentation will provide an overview of multi-decade efforts by many researchers to achieve safer and stronger wooden buildings, culminating in the tallest building ever tested in an earthquake simulator.

A key element of the Building Safety Act, this tool is crucial in keeping buildings and their residents safe.

An ICE Structures Expert Panel paper, on the concerns with current Building Control submissions and the potential effects on structural safety.

Join us for this exciting and thought-provoking lecture. Professor Bisby explains how scientists and engineers must undertake in-depth investigations into the causes and effects of fire disasters to learn lessons and inform both the revision and development of regulations.

New buildings in New York need to be ‘bird-safe’ from next year. Dan Piselli of US architecture and planning firm FXCollaborative says simple changes to glazing can prevent millions of unnecessary deaths – as well as save energy.

This act offers an opportunity for civil engineers to reflect and learn from past systemic failures, says Dame Judith Hackitt.

As part of the Early Careers Network (ECNet) South Asia and MENA, this session is tailored to the region's needs and interests. David Hawkes, head of policy at the ICE, will deliver an insightful talk on the significance of policy engagement for civil engineers.

A useful five session course delivered by industry experts focusing on key aspects of sustainability in civil engineering.

Add these environmentally friendly structures to your travel bucket list and learn more about building ‘green’.

Build a medical centre in the middle of the South Atlantic British overseas territory Tristan da Cunha is located in the South Atlantic between South America, South Africa and Antarctica. The island is essentially a dormant volcano with no room for an airport so access is ordinarily via an eig…