2nd World Conference on Architecture and Civil Engineering

Topics

• Advanced Construction Materials
• Architecture
• Architectural Environment and Equipment Engineering
• Architectural Design and Theories
• Art Design and Landscape Architecture
• Architecture and Building Materials
• Computers in Architecture
• Building Technology Science
• Green Building Materials
• Ecological Architecture
• Sustainable Architecture
• History and Theories of Architecture
• Civil Engineering
• Traditional Construction Materials
• Advanced Earthquake Resistant Techniques
• Advance Construction Techniques
• Bio Diesel
• Bamboo as a Building Material
• Carbon Fiber use in Constructions
• Canal Irrigation
• Cyclone Resistant Building Construction
• Condition Assessment of Railway Bridges
• Demolition of Buildings
• Defluorination of Ground Water
• Disaster Management
• Design of Efficient Surface Aerators for Waste Water Treatment
• Environmental Engineering
• Engineering Modelling of Earthquake Source
• Geotextiles
• Evacuation Patterns in High Rise Buildings
• Hazardous Waste Management
• Ground Improvement Techniques
• Highway Network Management
• High Rise Buildings
• Intelligent Bridges
• Hydrology
• Modern Air Pollution Control Technologies
• Low-cost Housing
• Noise Control of Buildings
• Nanotechnology in Civil Engineering
• Parking Problems
• Optimization of Water Resource Systems
• Rainwater Harvesting
• Pavement Design
• River Restoration
• River Mechanics
• Soil Nailing
• Seismic Site Characterization
• Solar Energy
• Solar Building
• Stress Ribbon Bridge
• Solid Waste Management
• Structured Irrigation Network
• Structural Dynamics
• Suspension Bridges
• Submerged Floating Tunnels
• Use of Remote Sensing for Irrigation Water Allotment
• Urban Design
• Computational Mechanics and Modeling
• Water Resources Management
• Finite Element Limit Analysis
• Diffused Double Layer parameters
• Granular soil Behavior and Liquefaction
• Geosynthetic Reinforced Soil Structures
• Ultimate Bearing Capacity
• Integrated Force Method (IFM)

Who should Attend

• Architecture
• Civil engineers
• University professors and students