Precision in Every Beam, Strength in Every Structure | 🇳🇬Nigerian Structural Engineering Practices | Steel | Frames | RC || Let’s build the future. DMs open

Lagos, Nigeria
Based in Nigeria
If this thing was to be built, I’d really love to see how I’ll be doing back and forth with the structural engineer as regards the dome area😂
Masjid An-Najwa (My final year project)
2
13
1,423
Oh Okay then Thank you very much for explaining this
1
1
10
If you don't mind fb.
1
10
We always aim for Excellence. Always the peak.
2
5
122
If you wouldn't mind following back arc.
1
Replying to @StructMax_NG
I didn’t see the other half before 🙏🙏 I apologize But I don’t want more than 4 columns, na the issue be dat 🥲
1
1
27
So basically, that's a very basic structural requirement for this kind of structure. Similar to the concept of a circular structural column having a min. of 6bars in it to make it code compliant. Is how in this situation, in order to make the structure stable, 6 support's reqr'd
1
12
Replying to @StructMax_NG
I’d love to learn please.
1
1
33
Have you gone through my suggestion and how I would approach the design?
1
22
Replying to @tesliiim_
I see! Still, the dome itself isn't inherently the challenge. Thankfully, you also have been able to flag the real issue. The supports! The 4 flimsy stands may truly not be enough to keep the dome stable, I have an approach I can adopt to make it structurally stable whilst ...
2
34
.. whilst maintaining its aesthetics and functionality. For a 12m diameter Dome structure, I don't think providing columns of 600mm dia would be an issue. That's actually me being a generous structural engineer. I'd prefer at least 6 of those though.🙂 I believe it's achievable
19
Post graduation depression is a real thing that many people experience. Especially in a place like Nigeria. Here are a few things you should consider as a young Nigerian trying to not fall for this trap!
21
232
1,323
22,328
PERFECT.!!!!!!!!!!
55
StructMax retweeted
Post graduation depression is a real thing that many people experience. Especially in a place like Nigeria. Here are a few things you should consider as a young Nigerian trying to not fall for this trap!
21
232
1,323
22,328
Genius vs carpenter😂 How many did you get correctly
Tf he laughing at??😭
70
130
4,310
135,826
There is a life lesson here...
1
1
6
989
Loads of it.👌🏾
13
Guys, Always listen to your woman.
1
1
51
What's good boss. Can you open DMs sir.
19
LMAO, real talk. Even down to all the specialists. You’ll learn to respect everyone’s input
“Engineers doing Architect’s job” “Architects doing Engineer’s job” All these talk end for small projects sha 🥱 Once you start handling reasonably complex projects with technicalities, you go understand why everybody suppose de him lane 😭😭😂
1
3
205
Lmao Wind tunnel testing by specialist dey hold our project, everybody sidown dey wait. E pass make structural engr to just put column and shear-walls. 💀
2
1
45
This has truly been a humbling and the most educative back and forth btw professionals in my entire career as a structural engineer. No boring moment. Not even with the Wind Tunnel testing. Being the one that provided the local wind information to the aerodynamics specialists.👏🏾
18
Here’s the moment the school building collapsed.
Effywrld🌏☦️
Students escape dæath as four-storey school building collapses in Lagos.
336
459
2,094
532,140
That was fast. There must be warning signs
1
1
5,237
Is what we call a 'Disproportionate Collapse'!
179
Quoting again in hopes that someone will be saved. You do not want to live in this house. Whatever choice or time you think you don’t have as you’re house hunting, believe meeeee. You’d regret it like mad🙏🏾
What they sent me. What I found😭
48
1,982
5,782
716,133
I would say the same as a Structural Engineer. I can already see obvious signs that the building isn't in good shape "Structurally". Those cracks are what we call "Structural Cracks". And they are most of the time, seriously and must be treated seriously! Cracks like this occur..
1
478
due to deflection of Structural Elements like the beams and Slabs. And if the beams and Slabs can be giving way, which obviously they are, then how much more the critical elements like the Columns and foundation which can't be observed vaguely except through close-up inspection!
38
Final Site run for the year with @TheBPLimited team 🏢 One Building at a time 🫶🏾
Today’s office PEACE TOWER 🏢 📍Ikoyi, Lagos. Lagos Skyline dreams…
4
8
19
1,767
I know, you know we engineers naturally no too dey like complex geometry. Engineers like simple things, simple to design and execute!👌🏾 We understand the challenges it would create, not only for us designers, but majorly for the engineers and builders on the ground.
1
1
32
Trust me when I say we actually factored in and considered you guys in our design. Which is why the PT slab system was used. Perhaps we should push the blame and also credit for this beauty yet complex piece to the architects. You guys are responsible for what we all dealt with.
1
29
Interesting enough, it was just last evening in the design office, I bumped into the design calculation note of the structure.😄 Projects like this do not only stretch technical imagination, they also stretch the creativity and practical ingenuity of those on site, ..
2
23
Translating a structurally complex geometry from design into reality. Commendable execution.😏👌🏾 Well done boss!👏🏾👏🏾
1
17