Hugh Morrison

Art and Approximation is an easy reference guide for engineers and architects on simple calculations to help solve practical structural #engineering problems.

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Announcement: This year should see the publication of a engineering guide on SIPs panels, based on my 13 years of experience designing SIPs structures. 🤞 @IStructE @ncedigital #sip

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#AndroidDev #AppTesting #BetaTesting

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SIP App on Google play....

CALL FOR TESTERS (10 needed). Anyone with an android phone, and better still gmail account, who would like to trial an app for load/span assessment of SIP panels please reply and follow for a DM.

@IStructE @joncarr1966 @STAtimber @TimberDevUK

[Hugh Morrison @struartapp]

SIP App on Google play....

CALL FOR TESTERS (10 needed). Anyone with an android phone, and better still gmail account, who would like to trial an app for load/span assessment of SIP panels please reply and follow for a DM.

@IStructE @joncarr1966 @STAtimber @TimberDevUK

[Hugh Morrison @struartapp]

Publication Announcement

I am delighted to announce that both books are now available on the Lulu platform from today. In a short time, for those who prefer, they will be available for global distribution on Amazon.

@IStructE @ICELibrary @TimberDevUK

[S p r i n t e r @SprinterPress]

Russian ships passing from Yemen to the Suez Canal

European and American ships that circumnavigate the continent of Africa in order to reach the same destination

[Manchester Photography Hub @MCR_Photo_Hub]

Another Compilation of Manchester Photos from a variety of Photographers

#manchesterphotography
#Manchester
#Manchester_Photography_Hub
#MCR_Photo_Hub
#ManchesterStreetPhotography
#MCR_Street_Photography
#Streetphotography
#Mpcmcr
#mcr_collective

[World of Engineering @engineers_feed]

Road making machine

[Hugh Morrison @struartapp]

@joncarr1966 I'm sure I recognise that place!

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Buy Structural Engineering Art and Approximation on @Gumroad https://t.co/H24aVCesbk

[Hugh Morrison @struartapp]

Now in Amazon's hands for proofing and production. Hopefully out in the new year. 🤞@STAtimber @SipaUSA

[Hugh Morrison @struartapp]

Announcement: This year should see the publication of a engineering guide on SIPs panels, based on my 13 years of experience designing SIPs structures. 🤞 @IStructE @ncedigital #sip

[Hugh Morrison @struartapp]

Fingers crossed. It's with Amazon for production. Hopefully out in the new year.
@istructe @ICELibrary

[Hugh Morrison @struartapp]

Announcement: This year should see the publication of a engineering guide on SIPs panels, based on my 13 years of experience designing SIPs structures. 🤞 @IStructE @ncedigital #sip

[Hugh Morrison @struartapp]

@CivilEngDis Structural engineer in UK.

[Hugh Morrison @struartapp]

@ikeijeh @hannahrosewoods The BBC guilding the lilly as per usual🤣

[The Culturist @the_culturist_]

Imagine being able to make stone translucent.

Giovanni Strazza possessed that extraordinarily rare artistic skill. His bust of the Virgin Mary, "The Veiled Virgin", executed in flawless Carrara marble, is one of the most impressive feats by any sculptor in history.

Strazza's "wet drapery" technique continued the legacy of other Italian sculptors like Giuseppe Sanmartino, who produced mind-bending veils from marble a century earlier - the famous "Veiled Christ" is a canonical example.

The tradition also dates back to much earlier sculptors well-known for carving intricate folds, in particular Renaissance artists like Michelangelo and ancient masters from Greece's Hellenistic era.

But in the mid-19th century, Strazza took the technique to its extreme. The subtle layered effect he achieved allows the viewer to easily discern Mary's facial features from the delicate veil, and at the same time creates the illusion of total weightlessness.

How he created something so soft and fluid from solid stone, using only basic hand tools, is a mystery.

[Royal Institute of British Architects @RIBA]

Researchers invent large scale 3D printing process using 100% wood.

Industrial printer extrudes fully-biodegradable objects, opening the way for recyclable interior components and products. Stephen Cousins @ribaj, explores this new production technique: https://t.co/Ky6RvH0oc2

[Hugh Morrison @struartapp]

What are the best self-publishing companies that you can trust in 2023? Reedsy has you covered! https://t.co/O9xTkdwgvZ via @ReedsyHQ

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“It would be the first additive manufacturing accelerator of its kind in the UK, bringing with it a whole host of opportunities for the town.”

Curious. What is additive manufacturing? 3D printing apparently used to make this copper component for CERN.

https://t.co/D11i63eKLB

[Place North West @PlaceNorthWest]

Plans submitted for 53,000 sq ft Darwen manufacturing research centre https://t.co/qGnn3mF4ew

[History Defined @historydefined]

A boy holding a stuffed animal amid ruins of his home following German aerial bombing of London, England during World War II

[Hugh Morrison @struartapp]

"The BBC announced its intention to vacate a large chunk of its MediaCity estate last year as part of a move towards hybrid working and a greener future."

A euphemism for the BBC struggling now that licence revenue continues to drop?

[Place North West @PlaceNorthWest]

BBC kicks off MediaCity exit https://t.co/qd9zvUynm7

[Hugh Morrison @struartapp]

Dash of colour for a Monday.

Northern Gardener productive as always.

[Northern Gardener🌱🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @aNorthernGarden]

Good morning gardening Tweeps. Some of the flowers in my garden enjoying this Indian Summer weather for my #Sevenonsunday