Engineering History and Heritage is a major new addition to the suite of Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers detailing the history and heritage of civil engineering around the world

Often an understanding of past problems and their resolution can help us solve the issues facing engineers today, and many scientific and academic insights develop from existing knowledge. Engineering History and Heritage will provide an invaluable historical perspective on engineering practice and great engineering works and how they developed into the profession we know today.

The infrastructure that civil engineers have created throughout history has been fundamental in shaping today’s society. The journal will be of particular interest to engineering historians as well as practitioners and researchers facing the challenges of maintaining or adapting our inherited infrastructure and engineering.

Engineering History and Heritage will include histories of the engineering disciplines, engineering science, design methods, individual engineering works, construction firms and biographies. Edited by eminent historians and engineers from across the globe, the journal spans all civil engineering disciplines.

2008 ICE prize winning papers are available free-to-view

The 2008 Telford Medal was won by Managing the inner world of infrastructure, published in the February 2007 issue of Civil Engineering.   The main 2008 prize winning papers are available free on this site.