January/February 2022
Civil Engineering magazine January/February 2022
Features
Civil engineers are promoting resiliency to ensure that the infrastructure they design today can withstand the impacts of a changing climate tomorrow.
How to make infrastructure more resilient against climate change
Despite the pandemic and the resulting economic uncertainty, 2022 should be a strong year for the architecture, engineering, and construction sector.
2022: The first of several solid years for the AEC industry
Facing closure because of severe corrosion, Washington’s Arlington Memorial Bridge was renovated and rehabilitated in a 1,000-day engineering effort.
How engineers saved Washington, DC's, iconic Arlington Memorial Bridge
ASCE’s Civil Engineering Clubs connect secondary students with the profession and inspire their futures.
CE clubs are designed for success
Got wastewater? Get electricity without wasting the water
New process shows how not to waste the water in wastewater.
Tent of the heavens
Istanbul’s Hagia Sophia has endured all that 1,500 years of history could throw at it.
Floating wind system gathers 5 times the energy of typical offshore turbine
The system’s stacked formation effectively creates a wall of wind turbines.
Engineer’s failure to disclose moonlighting leads to ethical precipice
Be sure to let your employer know about your side hustle.
Civil engineering course embraces innovation and real world solutions
Students use design thinking and lean startup methodology to solve crises.
Young engineer makes the transition from consultant to client
Timothy Alston, A.M.ASCE, turned a layoff into an opportunity.
Engineers need work experience as well as education
A university education is just one tool in an engineer’s arsenal.
Future World Vision: Mega City 2070
The Riverfront is a busy hub of commerce and civic life.
What does a public agency look for in a consultant?
Steve Roark, P.E., offers advice on how to land a contract with a public agency.
Mentoring is a civil engineer's professional obligation
Make a difference in a young engineer’s career.
January/February 2022 letters
A reader posits that professors should have practical experience.
