Photo Gallery
Welcome to the MSC page of extra photos, a collection of images above and beyond those that have appeared in recent issues of Modern Steel Construction.
A gallery celebrating the visual experience of steel.
A Sampler from the Work of Duane Ellifritt
A supplement to the article “Creating Art in Unlikely Places,” published in the October 2011 issue of MSC, offering samples of Ellifritt’s painting, both standard watercolors and fore-edge; writing; and his Steel Sculpture.
IDEAS2 2011 - photos of award-winning steel structures
A collection of photo galleries from the winning entries in AISC’s 2011 IDEAS2 program.
JJ’s Texas - a special part of the world see through a photographer’s eyes
A collection of Jennifer Jernigan’s favorite photos of some things that aren’t steel.
How to Build and Use a Kayak - additional photos from Northwest Indiana
A photo collection showing the construction of Ken Stelter’s cedar strip kayak, and a few outings as well.
On Location - more photos from one volunteer’s trip to Sierra Leone
A collection of photos from Hollie Noveletsky showcasing her volunteer experiences.
Converting the Ottawa St. Power Station into the Accident Insurance Fund HQ
A gallery of erecting a new steel frame inside the historic Ottawa Street Power Station in Lansing, Mich.
The “Cool” Treehouse - more upper level views from the Morris Arboretum
A steel-framed walkway through the treetops offers great perspectives on the structure as well as the foliage.
The “Cool” Stairway - additional photos from NYC
Cantilevered steel stair treads at a swank new Manhattan retail outlet - how did they do that?
The “Cool” Climber - more images from the Children’s Museum of Phoenix
It’s not a word often used to describe structural steel projects, but the Schuff-Perini Climber clearly says “Fun!”
Solutions Take Shape - photos from the 2010 National Student Steel Bridge Competition finals
Teams from 46 colleges and universities were in the final round of competition held May 28-29, 2010, on the campus of Purdue University in West Lafayette, Ind.
Rivets, Rivets Everywhere - photos from the Guinness Storehouse
The Guinness Storehouse, which today is the company’s visitor center, was built from 1902-1904 in Dublin, Ireland. It was the first multi-story steel frame structure in the British Isles and remains a legacy of quality craftsmanship.
An Irish Bridge - a pictorial profile of the Samuel Beckett Bridge
Opened in December 2009, the Samuel Beckett Bridge resembles an Irish harp lying across the River Liffey in downtown Dublin, Ireland.
