Discover and learn more about steel through education

The mission of the Steel Structures Education Foundation (SSEF) is to provide support and incentive to further the inclusion of steel teaching and research in Architectural and Engineering Schools in Canada.

UPCOMING EVENTS AND COMPETITIONS

2012 UNIVERSITY RESEARCH GRANTS AND 2013 G.J. JACKSON FELLOWSHIP

QUICK LINKS: "FUN IS IN THE DETAILS", IMAGE GALLERY and AESS FACEBOOK PAGE

Information about the 2013 ASCE/AISC Student Steel Bridge Competition is now available on our Competitions page.link

The 2012-2013 Architectural Student Design Competition has been announced! Students are challenged to incorporate the theme of "POP-UP" in their designs. Please visit our Competitions page for more details.link

Congratulations to the 2012 University Research Grant recipients. The total value of grants awarded in 2012 is $99,300. The 2012 H.A Krentz award goes to Dr. Mark Gorgolewski, Ryerson University, for having the top ranked research proposal. link

Congratulations to the 2013 Jackson Fellowship recipient, Cameron Ritchie, a University of Toronto M.A.Sc. candidate. Please visit our Scholarships page for more information about the Jackson Fellowship. link

Visit the "Fun is in the Details: Innovations in Steel Connections" site which will take you through the understanding and development of steel connections. The site is hosted and maintained by Professor Terri Meyer Boake of the University of Waterloo. link

Visit also the Case Study and Image Gallery of Innovative Steel Buildings" site featuring over 80 buildings from Canada, the U.S. and abroad. Each building set includes at least 16 images that show various structural systems and connections, and their use in exciting design with steel. The site is hosted and maintained by Professor Terri Meyer Boake of the University of Waterloo. link

Join Professor Terri Meyer Boake (University of Waterloo) and Dr. Sylvie Boulanger (Vice-President, Technical Marketing, Supermetal Structures) in the discussions about Architecturally Exposed Structural Steel (AESS) on Facebook. link