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This month's Q&A discusses existing protocols for determination of a need for shoring of structures during repair, minimum information required for delegation of a shoring design to a contractor for bidding and construction, as well as responsibilities of an engineer of record when reviewing a delegated shoring design submitted by the contractor.

Available in the following language(s): Spanish


The ACI Excellence in Concrete Construction Awards program is entering its 10th year. Due to the tremendous increase of nominations in the Infrastructure Category, the International Project Awards Committee has introduced a separate Bridges Category for 2024. There are now eight categories to choose from.

Available in the following language(s): Spanish


Twenty years ago, the ACI Foundation funded 11 awards—most of them scholarships—and now, coming into the 2024 cycle of applications and awards, has 46 awards available for students. The growth and impact of the ACI Foundation program have been made possible through the very generous donations and engagement of ACI’s concrete community.

Available in the following language(s): Spanish


Most students don't have an opportunity to be exposed to experimental research other than through technical papers published in the literature. To immerse students or researchers into a laboratory testing experience by visualizing and interacting with the data in an active fashion, a potential of using virtual reality was evaluated using the results from a laboratory test.

Available in the following language(s): Spanish


Michigan Central Station is making a comeback as a new state-of-the-art research hub for the Ford Motor Company. The historic depot in Detroit, MI, USA, is being retrofitted as the site of the latest technological advances in transportation. Highly skilled, trained labor was needed for this project, especially to replace, cut out, and tuckpoint the exposed side of the Guastavino tile.

Available in the following language(s): Spanish

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