“Bracing in timber construction – requirements, approaches and solutions” On Thursday, June 6, 2024, the 31st Timber Construction Statics Regulars’ Table took place at the Structural Engineering Center of Graz University of Technology. With 35 participants from the fields of structural engineering and structural design from all facets of planning and execution of timber construction, […]
“Dismantlability in timber construction – what does dismantlability and separability mean for statics?” On Thursday, March 14, 2024, the 30th Holzbau-Statiker-Stammtisch took place in the form of an anniversary get-together at the Chamber of Civil Engineers for Styria and Carinthia in Schönaugasse in Graz. Due to current developments and future legal requirements at European and […]
“Elastic support in timber construction – static & building physics considerations” On Tuesday, November 14, 2023, the 29th Holzbau-Statiker-Stammtisch took place at the TU Vienna at the Arsenal site. This time it was entitled “Elastic bearings in timber construction – static and building physics considerations”. This time, the regulars’ table of timber construction structural engineers […]
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