Engines Podcast
Engines of Our Ingenuity 2810: The Concrete Revolution
Posted on · Episode: 2810 The Concrete Revolution in Ancient Rome. Today, some concrete achievements.
Posted on · Episode: 2810 The Concrete Revolution in Ancient Rome. Today, some concrete achievements.
Posted on · Episode: 1901 Philipp Deidesheimer and the remarkable timber square set. Today, the timber square set.
Posted on · Episode: 1886 Building the Key West Railway: Building Florida. Today, we ride the Keys.
Posted on · Episode: 1865 Octave Chanute and the Kinzua Viaduct: bridging two centuries. Today, a story of railroads and airplanes.
Posted on · Episode: 2143 In which Emma Lazarus reinvents the Statue of Liberty. Today, UH scholar Dorothy Baker tells us about Emma Lazarus.
Posted on · Construction starts this spring at Telephone Road, Lawndale Street, and Hillcroft Street.
Posted on · The eight workers who were employed by a contractor working for the university claim they are owed at least $43,000 in back pay, including unpaid overtime wages.
Posted on · The project includes new sidewalks and an off-street bike lane, along with improved lighting and landscaping.
Posted on · Episode: 1791 The Thames Tunnel: Heroic engineering and its promotion. Today, the Thames Tunnel.
Posted on · Episode: 1777 Instead of the Panama Canal, ships on trains over the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. Today, an Un-Panama Canal.
Posted on · City and county officials say they want to make Cullen Boulevard more accessible for pedestrians, cyclists and transit riders.
Posted on · Permeable pavement allows water to seep through to the ground below, preventing it from overwhelming storm drains.
Posted on · Traffic will be forced to detour because of overhead construction work.
Posted on · Episode: 1706 The Two Eiffel Towers. Today, Eiffel builds two towers.
Posted on · If you travel on a section of I-69, you may want to plan another route. A lot of work is happening at Houston’s busiest freeway interchange.