Throughout history, some of the most important advances in engineering didn’t come from success, but from failure. This video explores major structural collapses, design flaws, and construction mistakes that forced engineers, architects, and lawmakers to rethink how buildings are designed and regulated. By examining what went wrong, you’ll see how safety margins, material standards, load calculations, and inspection practices evolved into the building codes we rely on today.These failures weren’t just technical problems — they changed how society approaches risk, accountability, and public safety. From bridges and walkways to towers and industrial structures, each case left behind lessons that still influence modern engineering decisions. If you’re interested in how engineering improves through hard-earned experience, this breakdown offers valuable insight. This episode is hosted and distributed using RSS, and if you’re thinking about starting your own podcast or content channel, you can support the show by checking out RSS here: https://rss.com/?via=71219c00:00 Introduction 01:05 Why failures matter in engineering 02:15 Early structural collapses and design assumptions 03:40 Material limits and unexpected loads 05:10 Human error and communication breakdowns 06:45 How investigations lead to new rules 08:10 Long-term impact on modern building codes 09:45 Lessons engineers still apply today 10:40 Final thoughts#engineering #engineeringfailures #buildingcodes #structuralengineering #civilengineering #infrastructure #construction #engineeringhistory #designfailures #safetyengineering

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