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How Alternative Marine Fuels Are Changing Maritime RiskNovember 05, 2026
Alternative marine fuels offer a path toward decarbonization, but they also introduce new safety, operational and environmental risks. Explore how systems-based risk assessment can help vessel and port operators identify emerging hazards and prepare for potential failures.
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How Alternative Marine Fuels Are Changing Maritime RiskNovember 05, 2026
Alternative marine fuels offer a path toward decarbonization, but they also introduce new safety, operational and environmental risks. Explore how systems-based risk assessment can help vessel and port operators identify emerging hazards and prepare for potential failures.
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Echelon Studios Bushwick Tops Out in BrooklynOctober 30, 2026
Echelon Studios Bushwick has topped out in Brooklyn, marking a milestone for the 355,000-square-foot media production campus designed for modern filmmaking.
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The Engineering Behind The Shed's Movable DesignOctober 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.
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Data Centers Rethink Bridge-to-Grid Power StrategiesOctober 16, 2026
As grid connection delays grow, data center developers are rethinking onsite power strategies. Thornton Tomasetti's Emily Kunkel explains why long-term planning matters.
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Designing With Sunlight From the StartOctober 15, 2026
See how daylight, glare, and solar reflection analysis can help architects preserve design intent, improve visual comfort, and shape better occupant experiences.
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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.
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Northwestern University Opens Ryan FieldOctober 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.
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Whale on the Wharf Honored for Innovative Low-Carbon ConcreteOctober 01, 2026
An award-winning sculpture at London’s Canary Wharf combines complex structural engineering, repurposed materials and an innovative low-carbon concrete mix that cut embodied carbon by 66%.