Who makes the shapes you need?
Register for NASCC: The Steel Conference
Join us April 2 to 4 in Louisville, Ky. to connect with other steel industry professionals and peers over game-changing information you can put into practice right away.
Structural Evaluation Made Easy
AISC’s new Design Guide 16: Assessment and Repair of Structural Steel in Existing Buildings offers practical advice for planning and executing repairs.
What's New in Modern Steel Construction
Learn how long-span steel maximizes space at an indoor football training facility, see the steel castings that make the Las Vegas Sphere unique, and more!
Look What We Accomplished Last Year
Revisit AISC's highlights of 2024, including new updates to signature publications, focused sustainability initiatives, architect outreach, and more.
Tackle the Skilled Trade Shortage Head-On
Find activities, checklists, and other resources that will help you attract talent to your shop.
Innovative Housing Concept Wins 2025 Forge Prize
"It shows how structural steel is critical to unlocking buildable space in dense urban settings within New York and further afield," said juror Matthew Marani, special sections editor for Architectural Record. March 18, 2025Draft AISC Seismic Provisions Available for Public Comment
The new draft includes updates to the seismic width-to-thickness limits for braces and columns, revised design requirements for special truss moment frames, and changes to the detailing requirements for base connections of composite plate shear wall systems. March 17, 2025Georgia Tech PhD Student Receives AISC Young Professional Award
"Through this award, we are excited to connect Hannah to opportunities, resources, and mentors to further propel her forward in her career as an academic in the steel industry," said Director of Foundation Programs Maria Mnookin. March 14, 2025Five Steel Groups Pledge Support for Steel Tariffs, Applaud Actions
The organizations sent a joint letter to the president reiterating the steel industry’s support for steel tariffs under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 and for "the elimination of the steel Section 232 exclusion process that has been exploited as a loophole by foreign producers seeking to avoid tariffs." March 10, 2025About Us
The American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC), a not-for-profit structural steel technical institute, partners with the AEC community to develop safe and efficient steel specifications and codes while driving innovation to make steel the most sustainable, economic, and resilient structural material on the market.
View MoreContact Us
tel: 1.312.670.2400
office hours: M-F 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. CT