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• Building Knowledge
• Museums of Bridges
• The Public Lecture and Social Mobility
• Altering an Icon
• The Push and Pull of Friction
• Science and Engineering as Puzzle Solving
• Infrastructure in Service to Well-Being
• Frozen Tomatoes and Other Construction Materials
• Annus Mirabilis
• The Beauty of Threes
• All Things Cryptic
• What Lessons Will Be Learned from the Florida Condo Collapse?
• Engineered for Trust
• Elevators Rise to the Occasion
• Quick Is Beautiful, Slow Less So
• A Bicentennial in a Pandemic
• Towers: Upright, Leaning, and Collapsed
• What Happened to the Genoa Bridge?
• The Sonnet as Science
• The Hard Hat
• Testing 500-Year-Old Hypotheses
• Solving Failures Around the House
• Super-Tall and Super-Slender Structures
• A Taxed Infrastructure
• Foundations: From Solid to Faulty Towers
• This Is the Title. Or Is It a Head?
• Overlooked or Ignored Modes of Failure
• Pill Organizers as Organized Design
• The Rise and Fall of Cantilever Bridges
• Assembling Big Data from Failures
• Miami Bridge Collapse
• The Business Card as an Object of Design
• Through the Lens of The Big Bang Theory
• Will the Museum of Failure Succeed?
• Problematic Pedestrian Bridges
• The State of Our Infrastructure
• Bright Light or Blight Over Brighton?
• Slide Rules: Gone But Not Forgotten
• Bottle and Can Openers as Levers
• Setbacks and Prospects for Autonomous Vehicles
• Lecterns Are Not Podiums
• Paying for Roads and Bridges
• How Paperweights Emerged from the Desk of Necessity
• The Road Ahead
• Traffic Signals, Dilemma Zones, and Red-Light Cameras
• The Merritt Parkway and Other Driving Respites
• The Bridge that United Two Cities
• From Lowly Paper Clips to Towering Suspension Bridges
• An Incubator for Cooperation Across the Disciplines
• Global Shipping and the Raising of the Bayonne Bridge
• Robert Wilson: Fermilab's Master Physicist, Sculptor, and Engineer
• Second Life of a Tied-Arch Bridge
• Can an Engineer Appreciate Art?
• Anonymous Design
• Aspirants, Apprentices, and Student Engineers
• The Story of Two Houses
• Rise and Fall of the Pocket Protector
• Impossible Points, Erroneous Walks
• In Memory of the Offprint
• Unbuilding a Maine Landmark
• The Evolution of Eyeglasses
• Geothermal Energy
• Tappan Zee Bridge
• An Anthropomorphic Model
• Engineering in the Abstract
• Overarching Problems
• Portrait of the Artist as a Young Engineer
• Government Bridge
• Backseat Designers
• Opening Doors
• The Washington Monument
• Moving Obelisks
• Silver Bridge
• A Round Pie in a Square Box
• Controlled Demolition
• Arches and Domes
• Bridges of the Mediterranean
• Rereading Vitruvius
• Hoover Dam Bypass
• Technology Plus
• Reusing Infrastructure
• Challenges and Prizes
• Occasional Design
• The Minneapolis Bridge
• Infrastructure
• Once an Engineer . . .
• Akashi Kaikyo Bridge
• Tacoma Narrows Bridges
• Machu Picchu
• Tower Cranes
• Scientists as Inventors
• William Barclay Parsons
• Twists, Tags and Ties
• Thomas Telford
• A Bridge and Observatory
• The Simplest Thing
• The Cantilever
• What's In a Name Tag?
• Why Things Break
• Long Crossings
• Waldo-Hancock Bridge
• On the Road
• A Great Profession
• Things Small and Large
• Bridges of Charleston
• Levees and Other Raised Ground
• Shopping By Design
• Next Slide, Please
• Technology and the Humanities
• The Bay Bridge
• Painful Design
• Industrial Origami
• Past and Future Failures
• Lives of the Engineers
• Big Dig, Big Bridge
• Pyramids as Inclined Planes
• Deployable Structures
• Boat Lifts
• Hotel Design
• Fuel Cells
• Floating Bridges
• Early Education
• St. Francis Dam
• Framing Hypotheses: A Cautionary Tale
• Dorton Arena: On the occasion of its 50th anniversary and its dedication as a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark
• Benjamin Franklin Bridge
• Art and Iron and Steel
• Delivering Papers
• The Civil Engineer: On the occasion of a sesquicentennial
• The Fall of Skyscrapers
• Everyday Design
• Millennium Legacies
• China Journal II
• China Journal I
• Bath Iron Works
• Twin Bridges
• Vanities of the Bonfire
• Concrete Canoes
• Human Factors
• Making Headlines
• Why 'The Pencil'?
• Time-Sensitive Material
• Buildings and Bookstacks
• Daubert and Kumho
• Drawing Bridges
• Work and Play
• Down Under
• Fazlur Khan
• New and Future Bridges
• From Connections to Collections
• Bilbao
• An Independent Inventor
• Technology and Societies
• John Scott Russell