Old wooden bridge built without a single nail. The bridge is 800 years old. Republic of Dagestan, Russia4yr ⋅ sara_flo32 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Paper chair challenge. Suddenly homeschooling four kids. 1 ream. 1 roll of tape. Must hold dad. All succeeded. Left to right: 10yo's trussed chair, 14yo's space frame, 13yo's last-minute rolled ream, and 16yo's bundled tube. We had a family critique, and looked up buildings that used their systems.4yr ⋅ Sunstoned1 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Will the balcony shear before the handrails blow out? Only a few more inches to find out!1yr ⋅ Engineer443 ⋅ r/civilengineering
How I wish civil engineering job listings looked. What do you think?2yr ⋅ strcengr ⋅ r/civilengineering
The awkward moment you drive your Chevy to the levee and the levee isn't dry.4yr ⋅ wnwentland ⋅ r/civilengineering
I run a test lab and see this 2-3 times a year. Don't let the new guy vibrate...3yr ⋅ jdwhiskey925 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Shout out to the Totalstation making a guest appearance in Ashoka8mo ⋅ Brownie883311 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Gravel Drive with Required Undercut: should undercut width include slopes or just be driving surface? (details in comments)1yr ⋅ fayettevillainjd ⋅ r/civilengineering
Saw this while travelling on the metro today. Any idea what this signboard denotes?3mo ⋅ Chrihnazha ⋅ r/civilengineering
Large post for a traffic signal has concrete failure. Is it a concern?4mo ⋅ acousticentropy ⋅ r/civilengineering
Meanwhile in Russia (Novosibirsk) they are laying roads and curbs directly on snow4yr ⋅ Foucay ⋅ r/civilengineering
Chinese men working on building a new road on the side of a mountain to attract tourists.4yr ⋅ xdvxkx ⋅ r/civilengineering
Having reached 10,000 supporters after only 26 days, my LEGO IDEAS project Sewer Heroes: Fighting the Fatberg now has the chance of becoming an official LEGO set. Thank you all for your support!1yr ⋅ MOCingbird ⋅ r/civilengineering
Opened the Civil Engineering Review Manual today. Seems oddly familiar.4yr ⋅ BigTunaStamford ⋅ r/civilengineering
Saw this 9 storey building today. Man, what did they do to beam.3yr ⋅ Haunting_Gapa ⋅ r/civilengineering
Lake Chipotle is a massive duck pond near a Chipotle that Minnesota residents have gone as far as to create a website for: lakechipotle.org1yr ⋅ elmementosublime ⋅ r/civilengineering
Construction of a concrete I-81 in rural southwestern Virginia, 19641yr ⋅ appalachianengineer ⋅ r/civilengineering
Add this to the list of reasons why I’m studying civil engineering4yr ⋅ thesouthdotcom ⋅ r/civilengineering
Glen Canyon Dam, Lake Powell, and the Colorado River in northern Arizona3yr ⋅ mitchtobin ⋅ r/civilengineering
oh no! why aren't drivers obeying the 30 mph speed limit on this new freeway we just built???1yr ⋅ awebr ⋅ r/civilengineering
Somewhere in the world, a statics professor writes the perfect exam question5yr ⋅ spookadook ⋅ r/civilengineering
Had to pull a surveyed plat and came across this odd scale. Does this equal another scale or some old scale that isn't as common anymore? In the USA if that helps narrow it down.2yr ⋅ DVDA1975 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Is there any real reason to do this besides aesthetics? Seems inefficent compared to permeable pavers.2yr ⋅ D_da ⋅ r/civilengineering
Happy Easter! Here’s the eggfrastructure you’ve been searching for! (The Gherkin/30 St Mary Axe)4yr ⋅ sideburnsman ⋅ r/civilengineering
Would you classify the road beneath this aqueduct to be a tunnel or an underpass?3yr ⋅ temporary43685437 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Guys, What's the best masters course I could do after civil engineering? I am not a site guy, but office work is love though.Can you please suggest some... And their expected salaries too please.1yr ⋅ Brilliant-Ninja2968 ⋅ r/civilengineering
Japan uses sprinklers that spray warm underground water to melt the snow on the roads1yr ⋅ ashcan_not_trashcan ⋅ r/civilengineering
Tweet from a couple years ago shows that bridge in Pittsburgh has some pretty serious issues.2yr ⋅ butt-hole-eyes ⋅ r/civilengineering
How to get an internship opportunity in the U.S? I am from Jordan. Any advice, please?1yr ⋅ Osama-O ⋅ r/civilengineering
What is the spiral ring protruding from this light post foundation? Looks like a rebar cage but idk why it would produce this effect.5mo ⋅ BLamp ⋅ r/civilengineering
When it's your last year and all the previous courses you took are being used and you can finally understand what's happening.4yr ⋅ pardon_negro ⋅ r/civilengineering
Why do electrical towers have a single base point rather than a larger footprint? This looks like the most unstable way to anchor it to the ground.3yr ⋅ choirandcooking ⋅ r/civilengineering
Not sure who thinks rebar sticking out is a good idea for interior design4yr ⋅ blekais ⋅ r/civilengineering
Buried Slag Effect on Slope Stability during Retaining Wall Construction2yr ⋅ flyercomet ⋅ r/civilengineering
Less material doesn’t always equal more cost savings. Yes, you’re using less bricks by eliminating/reducing the buttressing, but I’d bet your labor cost increase more than covers the material savings. Looks cool though.8mo ⋅ jonyoloswag ⋅ r/civilengineering
The rebars were in good condition. We are now ready for concrete casting.1yr ⋅ JacoboAriel ⋅ r/civilengineering
What is this bar called? And can it be considered as part of the main reinforcement of the raft?1yr ⋅ W_xP ⋅ r/civilengineering
Bentley's flagship, cutting edge roadway design software, ladies and gentlemen.4yr ⋅ J-Colio ⋅ r/civilengineering
Curb opening near where I live ... low point in the pavement with no gutter, no inlet, the wall in the back is at higher grade with no retention ... 🤦♂️1yr ⋅ pogoblimp ⋅ r/civilengineering
Hi, does anyone know how to find the height for each slice? I still can't find the accurate solution to solve this problem. (This is ordinary method of slice btw)1yr ⋅ ilg4gsu ⋅ r/civilengineering
Thick slab with foundry sand underneath. Is drilling holes for drainage reliable? Dad says yes. I say no.1yr ⋅ _arts_maga_ ⋅ r/civilengineering
Seen near LA. Green support structures for asphalt pavement?1yr ⋅ theyseemeswarmin ⋅ r/civilengineering
Upgraded alignment for Highway 1 begins to take shape in the Rocky Mountains - Golden, BC, Canada1yr ⋅ Schedulator ⋅ r/civilengineering
Any geotechnical engineers recognize this equation? I can’t find a source anywhere1yr ⋅ misterrooter ⋅ r/civilengineering
A retention pond outside the Boeing factory in Charleston, SC has a plane shaped peninsula. Only visible from above.1yr ⋅ TrenchDrainsRock ⋅ r/civilengineering
This guy (Vinoly) sounds more like an architect than an engineer, but still, does the community ever provide feedback to someone like this?2yr ⋅ Repulsive_Narwhal_10 ⋅ r/civilengineering
+4 +4 +4 +4 +4 Geotechnical Engineering Principles and Practices5yr ⋅ pinkcampcap ⋅ r/civilengineering
When you redesign existing public space in a $40 musd project with years of construction still the input you get is “why use so ugly benches”2yr ⋅ DiligentOrdinary797 ⋅ r/civilengineering
I see I'm not the only one that plots out my salary progression2mo ⋅ DrewSmithee ⋅ r/civilengineering
Hi. Can someone help me identify the surface type of this road? Is it Asphalt or Concrete? And what is the use of the grid like pattern ?Thankyou.2yr ⋅ AutumnLestrange ⋅ r/civilengineering
How it feels when someone who isn't an engineer shows me a design.5yr ⋅ ImPinkSnail ⋅ r/civilengineering
Finally we civils get some attention! LEGO IDEAS Sewer Heroes: Fighting the Fatberg by MOCingbird1yr ⋅ Type2Pilot ⋅ r/civilengineering
Giant umbrella columns in Turin, Italy, designed by Pier Luigi Nervi3yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/civilengineering
Newly built bridge built for $1.6 Million collapses before inauguration in Bihar, India1yr ⋅ PM_ME_YUR_BUBBLEBUTT ⋅ r/civilengineering
Why do they build it like this ? (This is a finished building with people inside, not under construction )2yr ⋅ hoangfbf ⋅ r/civilengineering
If you had to get your civil engineering degree again. Or if you were going to give advice to someone who was considering obtaining there degree. What would your advice be?2yr ⋅ Lewis2468 ⋅ r/civilengineering
