ASCE Tuscaloosa Branch

06/16/2021

Florida’s codes rank high, but those of Texas, Mississippi and Alabama are low

03/04/2021

Today is World Engineering Day!!! Thank you to all of the engineers that help shape our world. Remember to DREAM BIG!

02/19/2021

Are you registered for the 2021 Alabama Section Winter Conference?

The Tuscaloosa Branch of ASCE invites you to participate in the 2021 Winter Meeting of the Alabama Section on Wednesday, March 10, 2021, for a full day of educational presentations and networking. We are excited to host this year’s meeting at the Cypress Inn Pavilion, located on the northern bank o...

02/14/2021

Happy Valentine’s Day!!! I ❤️ bridges, and today the aches were erected on the McFarland Blvd - I 59/20 bridge. The coordination required to accomplish the task at hand was incredible to watch. Great job guys.

11/20/2020

The ASCE Tuscaloosa Branch collected can goods for the West Alabama Food Bank at our November meeting. Please consider giving to others during the upcoming holiday season. Happy Thanksgiving!

11/05/2020

Happy 168th birthday ASCE!!! Today in 1852, twelve esteemed engineers gathered at New York City’s Croton Aqueduct to establish what would become the American Society of Civil Engineers. Today ASCE consist of 150,000 civil engineers worldwide designing & building infrastructure that protects public health, safety & welfare.

10/29/2020

Thanks Craig Williams of BKI, Inc. and Mike Henderson of the Tuscaloosa County Public Works Department for an awesome presentation. If you missed it, you missed out.

10/29/2020

Visit our new website! https://tuscaloosa.alabama-asce.org/

10/29/2020

Don't forget to attend our monthly meeting today at the Tuscaloosa County Public Works Department at 11:30. Can't wait to see you there.

06/02/2020

Congratulations Edward and Jenson Henderson! Ella Mae has made her arrival.

05/30/2020

A stunning new map from Imgur user Fejetlenfej shows the complex network of rivers and streams in the contiguous United States, highlighting the massive expanse of basins across the country.

05/15/2020

Ohio city pedestrian bridge features a unique pylon that resembles a needle.

Back in 2007, the city of Dublin had envisioned a bridge that would serve both pedestrians and bicyclists in the community. That year, the city council adopted a community plan which for the first time depicted a pedestrian crossing linking the east and west sides of the Scioto River, which runs nor...