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Engineers in the Building Sector by Werner Larwg, Cornelia Hellstern p.6, Designing Life by Wilhelm Vossenkuhl p.9, On Inventors, Enterprenurs, Problem – Solvers and Designers: Civil and Building Engineers the Emergence of the Professions by Bill Addis p.14, Networks of Engineering Expertise by Dirk Buhler p.20, Women Pioneers of the Big Modem Building Sites How They Became Who They Are by Margot Fuchs p.26, On the Education of Engineers by Gerhard Muller p.30, Engineering Aesthetics by Nina Rappaport p.36, Enclosure + Space: Arch and Shell Structures: Creating Spaces: Linking Aesthetics and Structure p.43, On the Development of the Zeiss-Dywidag Shell Construction System by Cengiz Dicleli p.44, Form Finding Graphical Tools, Experiments and Models, Numerical Methods p.47, Computer—Based Processes for Biomimetic Structures by Jan Knippers, Achim Menges p.57, Structural Design and Form Finding Processes by Christoph Gengnagel p.58, Tensile Structures: Wide and Light p.65, Lightweight Textile Construction-Development of Simulation, methods from the 1970s to the Present by Kai-Uwe Bletzinger p.66, The Spoked Wheel for Ring Cable Roofs in Lightweight Constructionby Knut Goppert p.71, Lightweight Construction in Motion p.75, Building Construction Focus on Timber: Exploring New Dimensions with Timber p.77, Material and Design by Stefan Winter p.82, Towers and High-Rises: Aiming High p.87, Pushing the Limits by Annette Bogle, Christian Haitz, Bill Baker p.89, The Buttressed Core p.94, Water + Energy: Water Supply and Wastewater Disposal: Water in Cities p.99, Water Transitions in Cities of the Future by Jorg E. Drewes p.100, Sewage Becomes Heat Energy p.105, Emscher Conversion: Ecological Restructuring of a Wastewater System p.106, Functional and Protective Structures: Protection and Safety, Water and Energy Supply p.109, Protection from the Forces of Nature p.110, Reinforcing Reservoir Dams: the Sylvenstein Dam Pilot Project by Peter Rutschmann p.114, Challenges in the Discourse Between Technology and Society by Peter Rutschmann p.116, Engineers as Entrepreneurs-Influences on the development of Civil Engineering and Society by Roland Pawlitschko p.119, The TUM Hydro Shaft Power Plant Innovation by Peter Rutschmann p.124, Offshore Wind Turbines: Wind Becomes Energy p.127, Electricity from the Sea p.128, The Energy Transition as an Assignment for Civil Engineers by Christian Dehlinger p.130, Floating Wind Farm-Hywind Scotland p.133, Floating and Self-Erecting: TELWIND p.134, Flexible Membrane Wings for Wind Turbines p.135, The Role of Environmental Engineers in Limiting the Side Effects of Modern Technology / Joachim Sclieuren, Carl-Christlan Hantschk p.136, Mobility + Transportation: Construction of Roads and Railways: Gaining Access p.141, Record Heights: the Zugspitze Cable Car p.145, Slab Tracks for Rail Traffic by Stephan Freudenstein p.147, Beam Bridges: Bridges into the Future p.151, Integral and Semi-lntegral Bridges p.152, Ulrich Finsterwalder and the Development of Cantilever Construction by Cengiz Dicleli p.154, Improving Quality and Efficiency through Procurement Procedures Involving Supplemental Offers and Alternative Proposals by Roland Pawlitschko p.157, Tunnel Construction: Below the Water and Through the Mountainp.161, The Development of Tunnel Construction and Tunnelling Machines by Roberto Cudmani p.162, Traversing Mountain Ranges p.166, Geodesy, a Breakthrough Success by Thomas Wunderlicli p.168, Using Tunnels for the Extraction of Geothermal Energy by Roberto Cudmani p.171, Cable and Suspension Bridges: Overcoming Distances p.175, Linking Continents p.176, Spanning Farther p.178, Shortening Journeys p.180, Traffic Technology: New Mobility p.183, Mobility and Traffic as Dynamic Fields for Engineers by Fritz Busch p.184, Diagonal Crossings: Oxford Circus p.188, Cooperative Systems p.189, Outlook: Future Challenges for Civil Engineers by Werner Lang p.192 |
