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Description
International Spy Museum
Designed
by renowned architects, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, and local architects,
Hickok Cole, the International Spy Museum in Washington, DC is a 130,000 sf,
distinctively designed steel building with museum exhibition, office, retail,
classroom, and event spaces. The building’s innovative design
incorporates architecturally-exposed, sloping steel columns along the south and
west faces that are part of the building’s gravity load carrying system and
support an intricate series of exposed steel monumental stairs and platforms as
well as a sixty-foot-tall glass “veil”. This presentation will provide an overview of
the building’s structural concepts, as well as highlight and discuss the
various structural engineering challenges encountered throughout design and
construction.
Presented by: Walid Choueiri, P.E.,
S.E., and Daniel Cocciardi, P.E.,
S.E., SK&A Engineers
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, located in Los Angeles
and designed by Renzo Piano Building Workshop, transforms the historic May
Company Building into more than 50,000-sf of galleries and archives, and
introduces a base-isolated spherical addition with a 1000-seat theater and
event terrace. This presentation will describe the significant challenges in
engineering the theater and accommodating its movement. The speakers will
describe the use of advanced technologies and unprecedented structural
solutions that provide flexible connections between the two buildings.
Presented by: Derrick Roorda, S.E., and Andrew Rastetter, P.E., Buro Happold
*Please note: this presentation will not be available as a recording.
- Course will award 1.5 hours of continuing education for the live session only.
- Each series registration is per person.
- This will be available as a recording, with no PDH attached