Patents: what every engineer should know

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This article discusses the laws, regulations, and procedures for patenting inventions by practicing engineers and engineering firms and emphasizes the fact that a proper understanding is key to benefit from the valuable opportunity and avoid costly mistake. Potential issues and conflicts involving patents have to be resolved in advance.

Laws, regulations and rules, Engineering services, Engineering firms, Intellectual property, Protection and preservation, Patents, Inventors, Engineering design

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Glass nautilus

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A glass-enclosed pavilion at the base of Seattle's Space Needle incorporates a landscape, roadways, an observation deck, and a basement. The pavilion architecture is of freestanding atrium type built with steel and glass panels conforming to Steinbrueck's design concept.

Portrayals, Architecture, Recreation, Pavilions, Nautilus, Nautilus (Mollusk), Seattle Space Needle

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Architectural glass roofs highlight museum addition

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This article discusses the design and addition of a modern steel and glass roof to the Peabody Essex Museum, in Salem, Massachusetts. The addition features a concourse covered by a vaulted roof of architectural glass and corrugated steel.

Exhibitions, Glass construction, Museum architecture, Peabody, Massachusetts

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