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Epstein Family Amphitheater at the University of California, San Diego.
Epstein Family Amphitheater at the University of California, San Diego. Derek Hatch photo
PETCO Park in San Diego.
PETCO Park in San Diego. Courtesy Wikimedia
Rex's Roar at the San Diego Zoo.
Rex's Roar at the San Diego Zoo. Thornton Tomasetti
FBI Field Office Complex in San Diego.
FBI Field Office Complex in San Diego. Darren Bradley photo
Celadon at 9th and Broadway in San Diego.
Celadon at 9th and Broadway in San Diego. Thornton Tomasetti
Patrick Henry High School Arts, Media & Entertainment Center and Production Studios in San Diego.
Patrick Henry High School Arts, Media & Entertainment Center and Production Studios in San Diego. Thornton Tomasetti
Makers Quarter, Block F, in San Diego.
Makers Quarter, Block F, in San Diego. Courtesy Carrier Johnson + CULTURE
Otay Mesa Redevelopment at the U.S. Land Port of Entry in San Diego.
Otay Mesa Redevelopment at the U.S. Land Port of Entry in San Diego. © Tom Bonner 2024

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2026 Hurricane Season

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2026 Hurricane Season Preparedness
May 30, 2026
NOAA forecasts a below-normal 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, but building risk is never defined by storm count alone. For owners, facility managers, and insurers, preparedness means knowing where they may be vulnerable before a storm arrives, and having the right forensic and emergency response engineering support in place after it passes.
Mass Timber for Simpler Low-Rise Residential

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Mass Timber for Simpler Low-Rise Residential
May 05, 2026
Mass timber is reshaping low-rise housing. Learn how hybrid systems accelerate construction, reduce embodied carbon, and help developers bring residential projects to market more efficiently.
Pushing the Limits of Mass Timber

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Pushing the Limits of Mass Timber
April 21, 2026
Learn how creative design is bringing down the cost of mass timber buildings and making the material work in dramatic and unconventional structures.
Electrification has become one of the dominant frameworks in decarbonization. It is an essential part of reducing emissions across buildings, campuses, infrastructure, and industry.

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Practical Decarbonization Beyond Electrification
April 07, 2026
Electrification is essential, but it is not the whole story. Real decarbonization requires a systems-based approach that accounts for energy, materials, infrastructure, and operational constraints.
Post-Wildfire Structural Damage to Concrete & CMU Foundations

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Structural Damage to Concrete & CMU Foundations
March 12, 2026
After the 2025 Eaton Fire in California, many foundations remained standing but were structurally compromised. This forensic case study explains how wildfire heat can affect concrete and CMU systems.
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Fire Damage to a School’s Cladding & Rooftop MEP
January 14, 2026
A forensic case study of a new constructed school shows how the Eaton Fire caused limited, localized roofing and rooftop system damage—and why distinguishing wildfire impacts from construction deficiencies matters for recovery and insurance decisions.
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