Top 8 Design and Code Mistakes for Structural Engineers
Faulty structural analysis is often the root cause of many design mistakes. Here are some common design and code mistakes made by structural engineers.
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The Latest Advances In Structural Design & Calculation Software
The recent boom in the construction industry has resulted in new demands and downstream advances in structural design & calculation software
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What Are The Key Factors of Successful Design and Analysis Software?
Know what to look for when shopping around: this blog post will explore the key factors and aspects of successful structural design and analysis software.
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A Guide For Using Architectural Design Programs For Beams and Columns
This article discusses how architectural design programs work and what you need to know before using them. Click here to learn more information.
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The Advantages of Construction Design and Analysis Software for Architects
Architects rely on engineers to evaluate their designs and proofs of concept. What if they could skip the back and forth with an engineer?
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6 Tips To Take Your Structural Design Work From Good To Great
How would you describe your structural design skills? Good? Great? Take them to the next level.
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Flitch Beam Design: How to Calculate & Design Bolting for Flitch Beams
Designing the connection between the solid sawn members and the steel members of a flitch beam can be challenging. Let’s review the methodology!
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Understanding IBC 2021: Key Aspects of the International Building Code 2021 You Need to Know
Explore the IBC 2021, the International Building Code 2021, and how it impacts structural engineering. Learn how StruCalc can help you be compliant.
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StruCalc Feature Highlight: Design View
Define your structural loads with ease and customize them later on the fly. Learn the difference between StruCalc’s design and diagram views.
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Our Multi-Monitor System Lets You Manage More Modules
Utilize your extra screen real estate with StruCalc’s multi-monitor support. Work on multiple modules at once or give your designs some room to breathe.