#Architecture and Engineering

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Retaining Wall Repair: Protecting Your Property with Foundation Solutions

Retaining walls play a crucial role in maintaining the stability and aesthetics of your landscape. These structures are designed to hold back soil, prevent erosion, and manage water drainage, making them essential for both residential and commercial properties. However, like any other construction, retaining walls can suffer from wear and tear over time, leading to potential structural issues. At Foundation Solutions, we specialize in expert retaining wall repair services that restore the functionality and appearance of your walls. In this blog post, we’ll explore the common issues that affect retaining walls, the importance of timely repairs, and the top-notch solutions we offer to keep your property safe and beautiful.

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https://yaxissteels.com/2024/12/19/the-importance-of-angles-in-architecture-and-engineering/

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https://www.saglobal.com/int/industries/service-centric-organizations/architecture-and-engineering-firms/industry-cloud-platform-for-ae-industry.html

Cloud ERP System for Architecture and Engineering Firms Project Management

Cloud ERP software for Architecture and Engineering (AE) firms: Streamline Time Tracking, Accounting and optimize Projects with sa.global's modern ERP system and PSA solutions

[mo-mode]

I know it’s controversial but I think Annabeth geeking out over the Hephaestus contraptions was adorable

[cosmicportal]

Paracas textile (Peru)

[dixt]

villa monastero, italy ⋅ ph. sae_snaps

[connorphilpphotography]

The Jacobite, Glenfinnan Viaduct

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[science70]

Interior shaft of the CN Tower, Toronto, 1975.

[ianfillinger]

Love the shapes and textures of these photos. Really gives the viewer a sense of depth to appreciate.

[toyastales]

I adore the wavy design elements in this modern architectural stunner.

[blondebrainpowered]

In 1930 the Indiana Bell building in Evansville, Indiana was moved over 34 days the 11,000-ton building was moved 16 meters from its original location and rotated 90 degrees, a process that was completed in mid-November 1930, without interrupting or the service of calls nor the supply of gas, water, and electricity of the building. Over a month, the structure was moved 15 inch/hr all while 600 employees still worked there. According to reports, ‘no one inside felt it move’

The move was planned by engineers Bevington, Taggert & Fowler, while contractors John Eichlea Co. carried out the feat.

[cosmicportal]

Hemudu culture - China

[miamaimania]

"Kawazu Nanadaru Loop Bridge" ~ Shizuoka, Japan by Unknown ⟲ Circular road loops seven stories above forest floor