The Auckland Structural Group (ASG) seeks to create and foster "a community of like-minded individuals sharing their structural engineering experiences and showcasing their engineering structures in and around the Auckland area".
When – 1:50pm Wednesday 4th July 2018 // Where – Commercial Bay Site Office, Level 3, Zurich House, 21 Queen Street // Agenda – 13:50 Putting on PPE gear and heading to site 14:00 Brief visitor and H&S induction followed…
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When – 4.30pm – Wednesday 27 June// Where – Fletcher Construction Site Office, 55 Nelson Street, Auckland Central. Agenda – 16:15 Gathering 16:30 Health and Safety Short Site Induction & Site Visit This site visit (limited to 20 engineers) to…
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When – Tuesday 19 June 2018// Where – University of Auckland, Symonds Street, Auckland Lecture Theatre Room (423.342). This is in the Conference Centre adjacent to the Engineering Building.// Agenda – 17:30 Pre-presentation refreshments kindly sponsored by SESOC 18:00 Presentation…
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Presentation When – Monday 21 May 2018// Where – University of Auckland, Symonds Street, Auckland Lecture Theatre Room (423.342). This is in the Conference Centre adjacent to the Engineering Building.// Agenda – 17:30 Pre-presentation refreshments kindly sponsored by SESOC 18:00…
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When – Wednesday, 2 May 2018// Where – University of Auckland, Symonds Street, Auckland Lecture Theatre Room (401.401). This is in the Engineering Building. // Agenda – 17:45 Pre-presentation refreshments kindly sponsored by SESOC 18:15 Presentation Please register for this…
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Presentation When – Thursday, 26 April 2018 // Where – The University of Auckland, Symonds Street, Auckland, Design Theatre 423-348 (Beside Conference Centre Lecture Theatre Room). This is adjacent to the Engineering Building. // Agenda – 17:30 Pre-presentation refreshments kindly…
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When – Wednesday 7 March 2018 // Where – University of Auckland, Symonds Street, Auckland Conference Centre Lecture Theatre Room (423-342) // Abstract: Robert is presenting on the seismic design of single-storey steel buildings with vertical bracing and steel roof…
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When – 29 November 2017 // Dr Amy Lovisa – Technical Presentation #1 1:00 – 1:40 pm Incorporating nonlinearities in a structural analysis Seismic assessment often requires significant simplification of a complex problem. Effects such as material yielding and…
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When – Wednesday 7 June 2017 // Abstract The 2016 Kaikōura earthquake caused a partial floor collapse in the 2005 Statistics House on the Wellington waterfront. Following this, the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment appointed an independent panel…
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When – Tuesday 2nd May 2017 // Presentation #1: State of the Art of Tall and Super-tall Building Structures in China Having a history of 110 years, the modern tall buildings originated from the USA and evolved in the developed…
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