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ASME Features Tom Duffy on the Engineering Behind The Shed's Movable Design

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The Engineering Behind The Shed's Movable Design
October 23, 2026
How do you make a 4,000-ton building move? Thornton Tomasetti Principal Tom Duffy is featured in an ASME video exploring the engineering collaboration behind The Shed in New York City.
ASME Features Tom Duffy on the Engineering Behind The Shed's Movable Design

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The Engineering Behind The Shed's Movable Design
October 23, 2026
How do you make a 4,000-ton building move? Thornton Tomasetti Principal Tom Duffy is featured in an ASME video exploring the engineering collaboration behind The Shed in New York City.
Designing With Sunlight From the Start: Daylight, Glare, and Solar Reflection Analysis

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Designing With Sunlight From the Start
October 15, 2026
See how daylight, glare, and solar reflection analysis can help architects preserve design intent, improve visual comfort, and shape better occupant experiences.
The severity of a hurricane damage claim depends on more than storm intensity. Building condition, roof and building envelope performance, maintenance history, previous renovations, and applicable building codes can all influence the extent of property damage and the resulting repair scope.

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What Determines the Severity of Building Loss?
October 09, 2026
Hurricane damage claims are shaped by more than storm intensity. Building condition, maintenance, renovations and code requirements can significantly affect damage and repair scope.
Northwestern University opened its new 35,000-seat Ryan Field on October 2, hosting the venue's first football game.

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Northwestern University Opens Ryan Field
October 05, 2026
Northwestern University’s new 35,000-seat Ryan Field showcases the role of structural and construction engineering in modern stadium design, from its below-grade seating bowl to its sweeping steel canopy and exposed structural framing.