Projects

A concrete high-rise office building adjacent to an operational rail yard, designed without sacrificing on style.

How to build a 101-story, 2.6-million-square-foot office tower, the tallest at Hudson Yards, atop an operational rail yard.

The development holds the Massachusetts record for the largest contiguous concrete pour, requiring eight active pumps to pour 800 loads of concrete in 13 hours.

When renovating an architectural icon, making the right choices to preserve its historical significance is essential.

The Gina Krog offshore production platform is supported by a structure of 17,000 tons, more than twice the weight of the Eiffel Tower.

Today’s libraries encourage community gathering. But balancing noisy groups with quiet reading takes ingenious acoustical design.

Combating risk is our specialty. To protect buildings from threats—in this case, hostile vehicles—we develop tailored solutions, informed on investigations of past events.

Vertical plans for this hospital—one of the tallest in the US—rose to new heights thanks to a last-minute, $100 million grant.

We combine inspired engineering and regional knowledge to reach new heights in ultratall building design.

By advancing testing methods, diagnoses and treatments, our digital models of the human heart can help transform healthcare – and improve patients’ lives.

Rebuilding Chicago’s #1 tourist destination wasn’t easy. We pulled back layers of history, went under and over the water, and wove in reinforcements.

How do you construct a supertall building next to one of the world’s busiest transit hubs, and on an accelerated schedule? Start early, and carefully model the entire structure.

The modern world is on the move. To keep up with millions of air passengers today means building an airport for tomorrow.

Stronger hurricanes are devastating coastal communities. In the aftermath, we act fast and get it done right to help rebuild. For the future, we are working to better protect them.

In 2017 and 2018, three vehicular attacks on the public in Melbourne, Australia, resulted in 47 injuries and nine deaths.

When the U.K. Royal Navy sources a range of pump sets for new or upgraded vessels, it needs to know: Are they battle ready?

New technologies to protect buildings and critical infrastructure from seismic hazard may come from a surprising place: advances in metamaterial science, proven in the defense sector.

For facilities with a critical mission, security is paramount. With expertise in structural engineering and protective design, we make sure they’re safe.

In Las Vegas’ largest arena, excitement can reach epic levels. But as the energy builds, our solutions keep things rock solid.

Across the country, buildings face increasing man-made dangers. We help find weak points and fix them before they’re compromised.

How do we make an avant-garde arts center so flexible, it’s future-proof? Make it move, of course!

How does a hotel stand out in a crowded neighborhood in the entertainment capital of the world?

The Tom Patterson Theatre is designed to stand out along the banks of the Avon River, with a curved glass exterior finish contrasted by a brick veneer along the theatre walls.

How do you make one stadium perfect for summer and winter without breaking the bank? Explore all ideas and open new doors with kinetic design.

For the University of Oregon’s new Knight Campus, speed was critical. So was architectural and structural integrity. We helped achieve both.

Unique buildings need equally unique structures. Our custom solutions deliver them cost-effectively, with built-in efficiency and resilience.

Secure without obscuring. Protect without overpowering. For one of the most treasured national monuments in the US, our mission was to find just the right balance.

The tallest building in the Western United States, the 1,100-foot Wilshire Grand redefines the Los Angeles skyline.

How do you minimize delays on rainy tournament days? With a retractable roof that opens and closes in 10 minutes.

We provided structural and protective design services for Calatrava's signature World Trade Center Transportation Hub.