Structural Engineering

All Items

• Earthquake engineering research at the University of Auckland

  G. R. Martin

  474-481

• A reinforced concrete building in Wellington

  J. P. Hollings

  420-442

• Comments on some earthquake damaged buildings in New Zealand

  F. E. Kerswill

  483-489

• Building research in the school of architecture

  R. M. Thompson

  472-473

• Seismic design of public buildings

  R. B. Shephard, O. A. Glogau

  391-419

• Maximum yield stress in reinforced concrete frames

  D. S. Mackenzie

  267-269

• Some limitations of modal analysis in seismic design

  R. Shepherd

  284-288

• Reinforced concrete seismic design

  J. P. Hollings

  217-250

• Codes for seismic design of prestressed concrete

  K. E. Williamson

  277

• Pressure-gas butt welding of reinforcing bars

  I. C. Armstrong, W. J. Page

  329-336

• New Zealand earthquake engineering education

  R. Shepherd

  200-201

• A message from the Standards Association of New Zealand

  G. H. Edwards

  270

• Simulated earthquake test of a timber house

  W. J. Tracey

  289-294

• Prestressed concrete seismic design


  K. E. Williamson

  251-266

• Behaviour of lifts The Wellington earthquake of November 1, 1968

  D. J. McKenzie

  278-281

• A general introduction to the seismic design problem

  R. J. P. Garden

  202-216

• A note about N.Z.S. 1900 building codes and changes

  E. H. Hitchcock

  271-276

• A critical look at the design of reinforced concrete for ductility

  G. H. F. McKenzie

  295-307

• A note about base shear

  A. L. Andrews

  171-175

• A note on the earthquake performance of reinforced concrete shear walls

  Karl V. Steinbrugge, Henry J. Degenkolb

  193-198

• Report on the 4th World Conference
 on earthquake engineering

  R. Shepherd

  176-185

• Symposium on the Inangahua earthquake

  Editor

  154-170

• Earthquake engineering research at
 the University of Canterbury

  R. Shepherd

  186-192

• Damage from Greymouth to Hokitika

  P. D. Anderson, T. W. J. Osborne

  147

• Damage to railway bridging

  J. B. Wilson

  63-64