📖 Modern Steel Construction
📆 June 2026
🏛 Published by the American Institute of Steel Construction

✅ Headlines:
⚪️Who’s Bracing Who? (By Conrad Paulson and Craig Quadrato):
Beam-over-columns assemblies require special effort and care to design properly. These considerations, tips, and resources will ensure nothing is overlooked.

⚪️Researcher on the Rise (Interview by Geoff Weisenberger):
Andrew Sen’s six-year academic career has included significant seismic design research projects and two AISC awards.

⚪️Today’s Big Picture (By Jassiel Vargas):
One fabrication company’s thoughts on navigating availability, cost, sustainability, and carbon in today’s construction landscape.

⚪️Data Center Delivery (By Aaron Grubbs, Grant Cumbie, and Matt Heathcock):
New facilities in the Atlanta area showcase how structural steel framing is an ideal choice for modern data center construction.

⚪️Thinking Outside the Box (By Ryan Jenkins and Kevin O’Connor):
An access roadway bridge outside an airport terminal challenged conventional design in several ways, including by using trapezoidal box girders.

⚪️Roll(ed) Call:
Three recent projects illustrate the possibilities and aesthetic impact that curved steel can achieve and add to a design.

⚪️Permission Granted:
AISC’s Steel Design-Build Grant Program has funded multiple completed structures, with more on the way, including striking steel creations in Indiana and Texas.

⚪️Casting Call (By Jacinda Collins, Jake Currie, and Jennifer A. Pazdon):
Considering steel castings on your next project? These 10 tips will help you know what to expect.

⚪️Skeletal Steel Success (By Steve Davis and Tim Duke):
Erecting steel joists and deck has little margin for error. This guideline can help you do it safely and efficiently.

◀️Previous Issue (May 2026):
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📖 Modern Steel Construction
📆 July 2026
🏛 Published by the American Institute of Steel Construction

✅ Headlines:
⚪️Walk the Line (By Douglas F. Seaboldt):
Mitigating large deflections is the top priority when designing suspended walkable ceilings in steel structures. Here’s how to approach it.

⚪️In Good Company (Interview by Geoff Weisenberger):
Domenic Coletti has worked on countless bridges and research projects since HDR hired him in 1993, but to him, they’re secondary to the long-lasting human connections he has made in a “small world.”

⚪️A Non-Negotiable Skillset (By Thomas Scarangello):
Non-technical skills remain essential to structural engineers because of a fast-rising status quo disruptor: AI.

⚪️Standout Spans:
A domestic first-of-its-kind, crucial interstate river crossings, and a bascule bridge squeezed between an interchange are among the eight 2026 AISC/NSBA Prize Bridge Award winners.

⚪️The Industry Nexus:
NASCC: The Steel Conference is setting attendance and exhibit hall records while offering something for everyone.

◀️Previous Issue (June 2026):
https://t.me/ISSS83/18673

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