
In this episode, we explore structural engineering through an unexpected lens: LEGO. What starts as a simple building toy becomes a powerful way to explain fundamental concepts like load paths, stability, and structural behavior.We discuss how the idea began, why physical models can communicate more clearly than sketches or equations, and the first moment it became clear this approach actually works. The conversation highlights which concepts translate best to LEGO, where the analogies break down, and how to balance simplicity with technical accuracy.Links & Resources:StructurEd (our free study tool): TheEngineeringPodcast.com/StructurEdStructural Trivia:Sign up for our structural trivia! A quick email mid-week will keep you sharp. Reach out to us:TheEngineeringPodcast.comInstagramLinkedin
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