Structural Engineering

All Items

• Response of seismically isolated buildings with buffers subjected to near-source ground motions and possible alternative isolation systems

  J. X. Zhao

  111-133

• Understanding the complexities of designing diaphragms in buildings for earthquakes

  D.K. Bull

  70-88

• Seismic design of New Zealand houses

  Stuart J. Thurston, Stuart G. Park

  1-12

• Seismic retrofitting of low strength unreinforced masonry non-engineered school buildings

  J. K. Bothara , B. Pandey, R. Guragain

  13-22

• A 1983-1993-2003 state-of-the-art report on seismic analysis

  T.E. Kelly

  23-34

• Beyond ductility The quest goes on

  John B. Mander

  35-44

• Seismic performance of external reinforced concrete beam-column joints

  Les Megget, Richard Fenwick

  223-232

• Criteria for strengthening buildings Cost-benefit analysis is misleading

  Warwick Smith

  260-262

• In search of elegance

  M.P. Collins

  263-275

• Does capacity design do the job? An examination of higher mode effects in cantilever walls

  M.J.N. Priestley

  276-292

• Effect of vertical shaking on the displacement of earth retaining structures

  P. Brabhaharan, C.J. Fairless , H.E. Chapman

  293

• Some controversial aspects of the seismic design of reinforced concrete building structures

  Bob Park

  165-188

• The implementation of seismic isolation in the retrofit of a large wharf

  Barry J. Davidson, Darrin K. Bell, Stuart F. George

  208-217

• The seismic response of elevated liquid storage tanks isolated by lead-rubber bearings

  M.K. Shrimali, R.S. Jangid

  141-164

• Challenges for the application of earthquake engineering in the Pacific Islands

  G.G. Shorten

  125-133

• Post-earthquake repair and strengthening of reinforced concrete beam-column connections Theoretical & experimental investigation

  Alexander G. Tsonos, Konstantinos V. Papanikolaou

  73-93

• Improving linkages between earthquake engineering research and practice

  John Mander

  94-102

• International visions and goals for the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute

  C.D. Poland, S.M. Alcocer

  103-107

• Seismic design implications of revisions to the National Building Code of Canada

  A.C. Heidebrecht

  108-116

• Australian earthquake engineering Achievements, challenges and obstacles

  M.C. Griffith

  117-124

• Effects of microzoning and foundations on damage ratios for domestic property in the magnitude 7.2 1968 Inangahua, New Zealand earthquake

  D.J. Dowrick, D.A. Rhoades, P.N. Davenport

  25-46

• Seismic displacement capacity of ductile reinforced concrete building systems

  Tom Paulay

  47-65

• On the lateral force distribution among structural walls in multistorey buildings

  Avigdor Rutenberg, Edward Leibovich

  231-242

• A comparison of the seismic design requirements in the New Zealand Loadings Standard with other major design codes

  Richard Fenwick, David Lau, Barry Davidson

  190-203

• The Roball A new seismic isolation device

  William H. Robinson

  204-207