#Civil engineering projects

[kimludcom]

Top 10 Civil Engineering Mega Projects in the Netherlands

Top 10 Civil Engineering 🚜⚙️🗜️ Mega Projects in the Netherlands https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_qdc3DAtLw

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Innovative Civil Engineers Society (ICES)

The Innovative Civil Engineers Society (ICES) is a hub for civil engineers, promoting the advancement of sustainable infrastructure, urban planning, and the latest innovations in civil engineering design and construction.

[nnctales]

Who Should Choose Civil Engineering?

Choosing a career in civil engineering can be a transformative decision, offering opportunities to shape the infrastructure that supports our daily lives. This article explores who should consider entering the civil engineering field, enriched with interesting facts, examples, and relevant links to enhance understanding. Understanding Civil Engineering Civil engineering is a vital discipline…

[glsroadworkscivil]

Gls Roadworks Civil Ltd

Gls Roadworks Civil Ltd is a leading Civil Engineering, Groundworks and Specialist Drainage company based in Lincoln. Setting out new roads in the UK involves a detailed and precise process for our clients. From planning and design to construction and completion, there are several important steps involved in the setting out and construction of new roads. We will work with you to ensure you have a road that fully complies with section 278 agreements and is delivered on time.

Business hours: 9-5 Monday to Friday Saturday Sunday off

Payment Methods: Credit Cards, Bank transfer

Business Since: 2023

Address: 173 Newark Road,Lincoln,Lincolnshire,LN5 8NL

Phone: 01522 305 734

Website: https://www.glsrc.co.uk

Business Email: contact@glsrc.co.uk

[julietasgf]

ofc marcus is always bitter, have you ever met someone who works on the construction field who's HAPPY?

[rouge-fauna]

Today on Transportation Engineering: best sidewalk ever

Honestly, I can’t decide which is dumber, the utility polls going in after the sidewalk or the sidewalk being put in around the existing polls…

[stone-cold-groove]

Construction of the Greater New Orleans (GNO) Bridge over the Mississippi River in New Orleans, Louisiana - 1954 to 1958.

[terrorbirb]

I want to SCREAM about local politics because I'M now involved in politics (as a completely neutral party just providing engineering advice) about secret (controversial) private money projects that I can't even yell at friends about.

[queenwendy]

My engineering senior design project is due in less than 2 hours and while I, incredibly, have all of my work done despite the procrastination for some reason my group mates largely don’t and a lot of what we have to do is based on each other’s work!!! Why the hell did I agree to study civil engineering?!

[dr-akeda-amuesments]

“Wait, uh…what was I doing- Oh yeah! I’m Journey Brooks! The Ultimate Civil Engineer! And make sure to say your name 5 times! I’ll remember it better!”

Meet Journey Brooks, The Ultimate Civil Engineer.

Age: 19

Pronouns: She/Her

Nationality: American

Likes: Rats, Her Community, Carnivals

Dislikes: Parties, Photos, Alligators

Birthday: February 18th

Appearance: Journey is a shorter girl, standing at only 5’0”. She has dark blonde hair that fades to white pulled into a thick ponytail, along with brown eyes. Her outfit is a green hoodie jacket, with the sleeves pulled up to her elbows, and unzipped halfway to show a white shirt with a teddy bear on it. She also has denim shorts and red sneakers.

Backstory: Journey Brooks was a child prodigy born into less than stellar circumstances. Her parents were both deadbeats, so she was assigned to live with her uncle, and even then, all she did was sit in her basement, completing online courses and solving complex math equations for fun. Her uncle was a kind and caring man, supporting Journey’s intelligence, paying for Journey’s top and bottom surgeries, and even setting up Journey a website to offer her talents to those who needed it. And her talent was needed by mayors, architects, and everyone in between.

[evil-jennifer-hamilton-wb]

Me trying to write anything that does not in some way reference the long term nuclear waste messages [impossible]

[drysauce]

trying to memorize half of this book and all the powerpoints for tomorrow. wish me luck

[optistaff]

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[epersonae]

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The Colorado River delta was essentially destroyed by first the Hoover Dam and then the Glen Canyon Dam - only a tiny fraction remains of the original wetlands, and many (most?) years the river doesn't even reach the Gulf of California.

[send me an emoji and I will send you a fun* fact about my special interest(s)] *“fun” is kind of relative here tbh

[nnctales]

Exploring the Diverse Landscape of Surveys: Unveiling Different Types

Introduction Civil engineering, as a discipline, relies heavily on accurate and comprehensive data to design, plan, and construct various infrastructure projects. Surveys play a crucial role in gathering this essential information, providing engineers with the data needed to make informed decisions. There are several types of surveys in civil engineering, each serving a unique purpose. In this…

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Victoria Bridge Shade Protection

Here was that bridge shade-protection project (that’s now been either cancelled or deferred due to budget cuts.)

I also found it noteworthy that the Victoria Bridge is only for transit and pedestrians (no cars/trucks) as of January 2021.

As I’ve noted previously, I think these shade protectors are interesting; they’re an interesting adaption to deal with the hot sun. We don’t have these locally here in Canada (yet!)