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Mark Willard

Mark Willard

Verified

Host, Audacy.com

California

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Economy, politics

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Total articles 24

  • Full-scale structural testing of school buildings

    By David Carradine, Simon Faulkner, Mark Willard Verified, Dave Brunsdon| BRANZ Build Verified In the past, BRANZ has teamed up with the Ministry of Education (MOE) and other government agencies to help increase the understanding of how buildings respond to earthquakes. This has been effective in testing full-scale buildings and building components rather than relying solely on calculations and available analysis methods, especially for timber buildings.

    By David Carradine, Simon Faulkner, Mark Willard Verified, Dave Brunsdon · BRANZ Build

    Dec. 01, 2022

  • Disney World to reduce park hours starting in September

    By Mark Willard Verified| WPTV-TV (West Palm Beach, FL) Verified Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios will close hour earlier Mark Willard/Disney Posted at 5:15 AM, Aug 10, 2020 and last updated 2020-08-10 05:15:32-04 ORLANDO, Fla. — After a dramatic drop in earnings, Disney announced it is cutting back on amusement park hours. Disney World in Orlando just reopened to visitors July 11. The parks were closed for four months due to the coronavirus pandemic.

    By Mark Willard Verified · WPTV-TV (West Palm Beach, FL)

    Aug. 10, 2020

  • Full-scale structural testing of school buildings

    By David Carradine, Simon Faulkner, Mark Willard Verified, Dave Brunsdon| BRANZ Build Verified In the past, BRANZ has teamed up with the Ministry of Education (MOE) and other government agencies to help increase the understanding of how buildings respond to earthquakes. This has been effective in testing full-scale buildings and building components rather than relying solely on calculations and available analysis methods, especially for timber buildings.

    By David Carradine, Simon Faulkner, Mark Willard Verified, Dave Brunsdon · BRANZ Build

    Dec. 01, 2022

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Audacy.com

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

+1 610-660-5610