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Case StudiesSt. Jude’s Igloo Cathedral: Engineering Faith and Resilience in the Arctic
Rebuilt after a devastating fire, St. Jude’s Igloo Cathedral in Iqaluit showcases the fusion of Inuit tradition and advanced engineering. This dome-shaped steel structure stands as a testament to community resilience, Arctic adaptability, and precision design capable of withstanding extreme cold and high winds.
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Quellaveco Mine Dome Case Study: Engineering a 124m Structure.
Discover how the Quellaveco Dome—an engineering feat spanning 124 meters—was designed to withstand extreme seismic, wind, and dust conditions at over 3,000 meters in the Peruvian Andes. This case study explores the structural innovation, international collaboration, and sustainable impact behind one of mining’s most advanced enclosures.
ArticlesHudson and Rex: Where Canine Heroes and Triodetic Structures Shine!
The iconic police station in Hudson & Rex is real—designed by Triodetic at Memorial University. Its inverted dome and glass facade aren’t just visually stunning—they’re an engineering feat built to withstand wind, snow, and time with no visible bracing.
Media CoverageSt. Lawrence Seaway: Gateway to South America
Discover the challenging logistics behind the Triodetic dome installed at Mina Pirquitas in Argentina. From Canada to Jujuy—through the St. Lawrence Seaway and the Panama Canal—this project proves how our structural solutions can reach any corner of the world.
