Miller Hull, in association with San Diego's Safdie Rabines, have successfully designed a new 165,000 square-foot engineering building at the University of California, San Deigo campus.

The goal is to determine whether it’s safe to build taller structures using cold-formed steel — a strong, lightweight, ...

The 183,000-square-foot Structural and Materials Engineering (SME) Building “is the future of the university,” said Pradeep Khosla, UC San Diego’s new […] Skip to content.

UC San Diego structural engineering graduate student Srikar Gunisetty installs a sensor in the building. Credit: Erik Jepsen/UC San Diego “What we are doing is the equivalent of giving the building an ...

This is at UCSD's Structural Engineering Center. More than 20 organizations worked for over 15 years to put it all together, so it was quite a relief that the test was a success.

By Will BowenIf all has gone according to plan and the weather has cooperated, by the time you read this a very large crane will have slowly and carefully lifted a small, 15-foot by 18-foot New Eng… ...

And a new building opens at UC San Diego Friday. It will house all kinds of engineers that are designing never seen before products. Building for UCSD’s future | KPBS Public Media ...

Researchers strapped 250 sensors and 40 cameras to the building to give them exact information. "It will save a lot of life in future earthquakes in California," said UCSD structural engineering ...