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Belmont Park Reopens Following Major ReconstructionSeptember 22, 2026
Belmont Park has reopened to racing following a $555 million reconstruction that includes a new five-story grandstand and clubhouse engineered for the next generation of the iconic Long Island venue.
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Belmont Park Reopens Following Major ReconstructionSeptember 22, 2026
Belmont Park has reopened to racing following a $555 million reconstruction that includes a new five-story grandstand and clubhouse engineered for the next generation of the iconic Long Island venue.
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Chelsea Beacon Affordable Housing Development Breaks GroundSeptember 17, 2026
A historic West Chelsea landmark is being transformed into affordable housing through adaptive reuse, restoration and resilient design.
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The Met’s Tang Wing Breaks Ground in New York CitySeptember 16, 2026
The Met has broken ground on its new Tang Wing in New York City, with Thornton Tomasetti providing structural engineering for the major museum expansion.
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How 9/11 Shaped High-Rise DesignSeptember 16, 2026
Read how lessons from 9/11 continue to influence safer, more resilient high-rise design.
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New Thornton Tomasetti Phoenix OfficeSeptember 15, 2026
Thornton Tomasetti has opened a new office in Phoenix, expanding local support for structural engineering, construction engineering and advanced manufacturing projects across the region.
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9/11 Pentagon Memorial Visitor Education Center Breaks GroundSeptember 14, 2026
A new Visitor Education Center at the National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial will create a permanent place for learning, remembrance, and reflection in Arlington, Virginia.
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New Philadelphia Arena Design UnveiledSeptember 14, 2026
New renderings reveal the design of Philadelphia’s planned 2030 sports and entertainment arena, bringing the 76ers, Flyers and future WNBA team together at the historic Spectrum site.
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The Engineering Behind New York City’s Bollards in The New York TimesSeptember 02, 2026
Bollards have become a familiar part of New York City’s streetscape, but much of what makes them effective is hidden below ground.