Within the framework of the Beca Leonardo, funded by the BBVA Foundation, we have successfully completed tests on a full-scale building subjected to the sudden removal of
We have now done the first test in the Beca Leonardoframework, funded by the BBVA Foundation. Everything worked out perfectly and the building’s behaviour was practically identical
Calsens and Building Resilient will carry out a study on the fatigue behaviour of a span of the Ferrandet bridge over the Denia-Alicante railway line. The span
We are putting the finishing touches to the specimen-building to be used to analyse the activation of alternative load paths after the sudden failure of a corner
We have finished testing a one-storey masonry building subjected to dynamic horizontal forces in two stages: the first without reinforcement until reaching a certain level of damage
Manuel Buitrago, a member of Building Resilient, successfully defended his excellent doctoral thesis on improving the safety and efficiency of the shoring systems used in the construction
We have had three months of intense international activity during which we have presented our research in Edinburgh, Florence and Milan. The results we are now disseminating
We have organised an international workshop to coincide with one of the tests in the ICITECH to which we invited colleagues from other universities, business companies and
For some time, we have been doing research on the progressive collapse and robustness of temporary shoring systems used in RC buildings under construction. We have developed
