SEAoT Houston
President’s Corner – January 2016 – Tan Tran
Greetings to Our Fellow Structural Engineers!
Welcome to the first newsletter of 2016.
Let me re-introduce myself, I am Tan Tran, PE, with Cardno Haynes Whaley, part of a global, comprehensive professional services provider.
January Meeting – Life in the Trenches: Lessons Learned in Geotechnical...
Texas is home to some of the most diverse soil conditions in the world, leading to challenging design considerations for the structural engineer. This presentation will discuss basic soil properties, focusing on the inherent expansive soil conditions most frequently found in the Greater Houston Area.
President’s Corner – November 2015 – Al Bustamante
Someone said that flexibility is the key to life...
November Meeting – The Specification, Design, Manufacture, and Installation of Cold-Formed...
The Specification, Design, Manufacture, and Installation of Cold-Formed Metal Trusses
By David Boyd
This course will provide an in-depth overview of the many critical elements and...
TAMU October 2015 Meeting – Ashfaq Syed
The Texas A&M University SEAoT Student Chapter had a general meeting on Oct 8th.
President’s Corner – October 2015 – Al Bustamante
Volition is the most powerful word in the English language.
October Meeting – 609 Main – Wally Ford
Houston Downtown’s 609 Main
By Wally Ford
609 Main’s height of 756 feet above street level makes it the tallest building to be built in Houston...
Secretary’s Corner – October 2015 – Rick Miles
Here we are in October and I owe apologies as I missed the September newsletter after the summer hiatus.
Young Engineers’ Astros Social – Chris Hill
Last month more than 20 young members and potential members of the SEAoT Chapter of Houston...
President’s Corner – September 2015 – Al Bustamante
Summer is over. Well, not quite yet for us in Houston. However, the academic summer break is over, school is back, and yes –...
