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Maryam is a great addition to our Structural team with a background in seismic design and analysis.
In August we called for comments on MBIE’s proposed changes to B1/VM1 and B2/AS1. We’re pleased to report these amendments have now been published.
This innovative software will allow structural fire analysis and development of new fire safety technologies.
This report introduces a number of significant updates and a detailed design example to account for recent research.
This design guide applies HERA’s Low-Carbon Circular Design Framework, demonstrating over 50% carbon reductions through design strategies, materials, adaptability, and disassembly in low-rise commercial buildings.
New commercial research to evaluate the structural performance of composite slabs under severe fire.
investigating how far passive protection on the primary beam needs to extend when the slab panel method is used.
ABAQUS study finds restraint effect minimal in continuous, significant in non-continuous steel columns.
The launch of our online corrosivity map enables users to quickly and precisely determine corrosion classifications.
This report is the result of significant edits to the Moment Resisting Frames (MRF) section of HERA Report R4-76.
R4-161 is a diaphragm design guide for steel framed structures offering understanding of in-plane diaphragm design.
We’re excited to announce that HERA’s long-anticipated composite design software is now available for our members.
Learn how to specify low-carbon structural steel with evidence-based benchmarks and practical guidance that help reduce embodied carbon in Aotearoa.
This paper reviews the acceptability of the advanced steel-framed car park building design methodology by Linus.
We’re pleased to share that updated software is now available to assist with the slab panel method.
Challenging the mainstream narrative – mass timber’s viability as a sustainable building material