The Chicago Tribune calls Northwestern University’s new Ryan Field “Chicagoland’s most architecturally distinguished sports facility in more than a century.” Our firm provided structural engineering for the 35,000-seat stadium, which brings a new civic landmark to Evanston.
In the May 2026 issue of the Journal of Structural Engineering, Thornton Tomasetti experts Elie Hantouche, Kevin Mueller, Daniel Clark, and Fraser Mackay, alongside collaborators, published research on blast modeling, structural damage, and the 2020 Beirut Port explosion.
Emily Kunkel discusses green hydrogen’s potential to support cleaner energy, industrial decarbonization and long-duration energy storage in USA Today’s “Hy-Powered.”
For developers to adopt mass timber, the numbers have to work. Discover strategies for making these projects “pencil out” so more of them can move forward to completion.
For the 2026 IABSE Symposium in Copenhagen, Thornton Tomasetti experts present a data-driven approach using LiDAR scanning and machine learning to identify and quantify recyclable materials in existing structures and estimate their salvage value for demolition.
Eli Gottlieb, co-leader of Thornton Tomasetti’s New York Metropolitan region, was featured on the Concrete Conversations NYC podcast presented by the Concrete Industry Board of New York City.
Jeddah Tower has reached 100 floors and is on track to exceed 1,000 meters, becoming the tallest building ever constructed and the first to reach a full kilometer.
A $117 million mixed-use development is underway in Milwaukee’s Deer District, bringing 269 residential units, retail, and a new athletic training facility to the city’s growing urban core. Fieldhouse Flats reflects the increasing demand for integrated housing and community-focused development in downtown environments.