Enjoy a better structural design experience with FEM-Design 24, featuring usability upgrades that deliver a more streamlined workflow, an expanded plastic analysis module for more material-efficient structures, a revamped [...]
Are you searching for the next step in your career in structural engineering? If you’re passionate about structural analysis, sales, and customer engagement, we have exciting roles for you. [...]
Many of us in the structural engineering community are approaching the second generation of Eurocodes with mixed feelings. During the last major regulatory update, many engineers waited until the [...]
Budapest ONE is an impressive office building featuring a distinctive wavy façade and a four-leaf clover floor plan. ESIKON Ltd. selected FEM-Design as the preferred software for concrete structural [...]
During October 17-18, 2024, we held the annual KCT (Key Customers Team) event in Budapest, marking over a decade of dedicated collaboration between StruSoft and FEM-Design’s superusers. KCT2024 celebrated [...]
We are excited to announce the opening of StruSoft's new office in Kraków, Poland. As our customer base in Poland continues to grow, we have made the strategic decision [...]
We are excited to announce that StruSoft will be participating at the upcoming Association of Polish Concrete Producers (SPB) Exhibition taking place from the 7th to 9th October in [...]
The Dome installation at the ARoS Art Museum in Aarhus, Denmark, required intricate engineering solutions. Mads Suikkanen, a structural engineer at COWI, was tasked with calculating the concrete structure [...]
Designing high-rise buildings presents unique challenges, requiring precise calculations, robust modelling capabilities, and the ability to anticipate the structure's behaviour in multiple scenarios. In response to these demands, FEM-Design [...]
The Naplás lookout tower, on the outskirts of Budapest, is a 27-meter-tall spruce timber structure with a concrete base. It provides 360-degree panoramic views of a forest. The engineers [...]
Earlier this year, we introduced plastic analysis as a material non-linearity module in FEM-Design 23. By using the plastic shell model in FEM-Design to compute 3D shells of reinforced [...]
A typical situation you run into as an engineer is checking the capacity of an existing structure due to increased loading. Using the plastic shell feature in FEM-Design, you [...]