Simulation
In developmentStructural modelling tools
Numerical workflows for structural analysis, verification, and engineering interpretation.
Assistant Professor · UET Peshawar
Civil engineering,
computed clearly.
I am Faisal ur Rehman, a Computational Structural Engineer working across numerical simulation, masonry and adobe structures, scientific computing, and practical engineering software.
Faisal ur RehmanComputational Structural Engineer
20+ yearsEngineering education and computational practice
Assistant ProfessorCivil Engineering, UET Peshawar
PhD researchOpen-source analysis of masonry and adobe
PEC registeredRegistered Engineer, Pakistan Engineering Council
Applications
A front door to practical engineering tools.
This area is ready to become the direct launcher for civil.builders web applications as each tool is released.
Project intelligence
In developmentPlanning and decision tools
Practical interfaces for project data, schedules, reporting, and construction decisions.
BIM and automation
In developmentConnected engineering workflows
Open, traceable tools that connect models, field data, analysis, and dashboards.
Expertise
Research, teaching, and software around the same engineering questions.
Numerical modelling
Finite-, discrete-, and applied-element approaches for nonlinear static, dynamic, and seismic analysis.
Masonry and adobe
Research on material behaviour and seismic performance, with an emphasis on open-source simulation.
Engineering software
Scientific programming, BIM, GIS, AI, automation, and field-to-report computational workflows.
Teaching
Computational thinking for civil engineers.
Courses connect core theory with programming, modelling software, spatial data, and engineering judgment.
Programming for Civil Engineers
Using Python and MATLAB to translate engineering logic into clear, testable computational solutions.
Finite Element Analysis and Numerical Modelling
From governing principles and element formulation to assembly, boundary conditions, and interpretation.
Structural Analysis Software
Model creation, assumptions, analysis workflows, and engineering checks using structural solvers.
Blog
Notes from computational civil engineering.
The blog is prepared for concise articles, teaching notes, modelling workflows, and research reflections. The first posts will be added here.
Visit the blogResearchMasonry, adobe, and seismic analysis
MethodsNonlinear modelling and verification
PracticeOpen tools, BIM, GIS, and engineering AI
Discussion
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