Warehouse structures are fundamentally different from residential and commercial buildings. They are designed to accommodate large clear spans, heavy operational loads, and ongoing flexibility for changing use. A well-designed warehouse structure ensures safety, efficiency, and long-term performance while allowing the building to adapt as operational needs evolve.

Removing a load bearing wall is one of the most common structural modifications in residential and light commercial buildings. While it can significantly improve space, light, and functionality, it also introduces serious structural risks if not properly engineered.

Static vs. dynamic load - both are key aspects for maintaining the safety and stability of buildings. Both these loads play an important role in the design and construction of a structure. Here is everything you should know about static and dynamic load, and their impact on infrastructures.

Structural engineers play a vital role in ensuring that buildings and infrastructure remain safe and functional under various loads. Among these, gravity loads are fundamental forces that influence every aspect of design, from material selection to the dimensions and reinforcement of structural elements.