LVASCE October Dinner Meeting

Topic: Discuss aspects of bridge design that are becoming increasingly more relevant in the United States. Minimizing materials, which is at the core of the way we teach and practice bridge design, is becoming less relevant. Fabrication, transportation, and erection dominate the costs of modern bridges, and offer new opportunities for innovation. Further given these new sets of constraints, there is great potential to create much safer, more robust, structural systems than before. These ideas are explored through a number of recently built or bridges currently under construction.

Speaker: Theodore P. Zoli, III

Theodore P. Zoli, PE, an HNTB vice president, serves as HNTB’s national bridge chief engineer and is in charge of technical aspects of the bridge practice firmwide. During his 21 years with HNTB, Zoli has led the design of many bridge projects including the Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge in Boston, the Sixth Street Viaduct in Milwaukee, the Blennerhassett Island Bridge between West Virginia and Ohio, the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge between Nebraska and Iowa and the Lake Champlain Bridge between New York and Vermont. In 2012, Zoli earned ENR magazine's Award of Excellence honor.

Schedule:

5:30 PM - Social Hour w/ cash bar

6:30 PM - Dinner

Choice of: Chicken Marsala, Panko Crusted Tilapia w/ orange hollandaise, or vegetable option

Includes: Caesar salad and New York cheesecake

7:30 PM - Presentation

Cost: $40.00 ASCE Members & Non-Members

$20.00 Students

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Please register by Thursday, October 1st
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LVASCE October Dinner Meeting

For more information please contact:

Matt Kawczenski at Matt.Kawczenski@mgmclaren.com