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.
Thornton Tomasetti and Fika have opened the 108-meter Gomba Trail Bridge in Rwanda’s Karongi District, giving more than 4,430 people safer, year-round access to schools, health care, markets and government services.
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.