Structural engineering

It's fair to say that since Grenfell, the interest in standards has been raised and therefore we are gladly getting more and more commentary on standards and we're getting more input.

But whether you're a member of the public or a long-serving member Structural engineer, we need your input and we need the input of consumers more than ever and residents as well.

The feedback is invaluable.

All stakeholders.

We're going to peel back the curtain and show you that this isn't just, you know, simple nipping and tucking.

It is a high stakes combination of structural engineering, complex geometry, and strict biological limits.

Yeah, aesthetic surgery often gets dismissed by the general public as this purely artistic, almost superficial endeavor.

Like it's just about looking good.

I always dreamed of big bridges and towers, only to realize that in the future, we're not going to be building any bigger bridges or towers unless we embrace this challenge of carbon all around us.

Hubler is an associate professor of structural engineering.

Mia, welcome.

Thank you.

mia thanks so much for talking to me

yeah thank you

Mia Hubler is Associate Professor of Structural Engineering.

She co-directs the Center for Infrastructure, Energy, and Space Testing at CU Boulder.