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.
A recent Sports Business Journal feature examines the University of Florida’s proposed $1.45 billion renovation of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, better known as “The Swamp."
Industrial system failures rarely result from a single event. Learn how root cause analysis and systems-level thinking reveal the technical, operational, and organizational factors that drive equipment failures, disputes, and catastrophic losses.
A backup generator can restore power, but resilience starts with understanding what cannot fail. Learn how critical facilities can reduce operational risk by prioritizing essential loads, dependencies, building performance, and recovery.
What makes a stadium work for soccer? Jeroen Janssen explores how sightlines, roof design, pitch conditions and venue adaptability influence players, fans and the atmosphere of the game—especially as FIFA World Cup 2026 brings a wide range of stadium types into focus.
How can homeowners reduce buzzing electronics, rattling pipes, traffic noise and sound traveling through walls or floors? In a recent New York Times article, we share practical strategies for controlling common household noise and creating quieter, more comfortable living spaces.