The affordability and durability of steel have made it a primary structural material for skyscrapers for more than a century, with the invention of the steel frame enabling the construction of multistory buildings without the excessive bulk of load-bearing walls. As buildings grow taller and occupy more of the world’s climatic zones, the field of steel construction will continue to evolve, addressing issues of seismic performance by incorporating more flexibility into the strength properties of steel, and considering how this fully recyclable material can be kept intact for reuse after a building reaches the end of its life cycle. This workshop explored how the steel industry is adapting to these challenges by highlighting new techniques and materials.

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When: Monday, 28 October 2019, 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Venue: Radisson Blu Aqua Hotel at the Aqua Tower

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Workshop Program

Stine Workshop Chair: Tabitha Stine
General Manager Energy Solutions and Brand & Marketing, Nucor Corporation
1:00 pm Arrival & Coffee
1:25 pm Welcome
1:30 pm

Presentations

Tabitha S Stine

Tabitha S Stine

General Manager Energy Solutions and Brand & Marketing, Nucor Corporation
“Tabitha Stine”
Ron Klemencic

Ron Klemencic

Chairman & CEO, Magnusson Klemencic Associates
“Ron Klemencic”
2:30 pm Coffee/Tea Break
2:50 pm

Presentations

Shelley Finnigan

Shelley Finnigan

Associate Dean, Master's and Professional Programs, Northwestern University
“Shelley Finnigan”
Terri Meyer Boake

Terri Meyer Boake

Principal, University of Waterloo
“Terri Boake”
4:10 pm Q&A Session
4:30 pm Discussion on Next Steps
4:50 pm Closing Remarks
5:00 pm Workshop End

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