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Here's How, Embodied Carbon: 15 Minutes on The Structural Engineer’s InfluenceOctober 23, 2024
From schematic design to construction, structural engineers have many opportunities to reduce embodied carbon on building projects.
Remembering Charles H. Thornton
December 13, 2023
Founding Principal Charles H. Thornton, a renowned structural engineer, educator and mentor, died in Maryland on December 12 following a brief illness.
Fast Company: This New Manhattan Building Is Designed To Flood
December 08, 2023
Our Resilience team helped develop a flood resilience strategy for the Columbia University Philip & Cheryl Milstein Family Tennis Center.
Climate Action: Nuclear Energy
December 06, 2023
As demand for electricity continues to skyrocket globally, advanced nuclear technologies are emerging as more viable energy solutions.
Climate Policy & Equity
November 30, 2023
Areas facing socio-economic challenges are disproportionately affected by climate change, but designers can contribute to resilient infrastructure.
Rhys Centin Wins Indo Pacific 2023 Young Innovator Award
November 17, 2023
Talk about making waves: Melbourne Project Engineer Rhys Centin of our Applied Science team has been recognized with the Indo Pacific 2023 Young Innovator Award for his contributions to Australia’s defence sector.
Scotland's HydroGlen Project Aims for Energy Independence in Farming
November 17, 2023
How can we decarbonise the agricultural sector? A farm in North East Scotland is exploring combining wind and solar energy with hydrogen as a viable solution.
How Hurricanes Have Influenced Building Codes
November 16, 2023
Building codes set requirements related to design and construction, and major hurricanes have influenced state and local codes over the years.
Decarbonizing Transportation and Manufacturing
November 14, 2023
Decarbonizing the transportation and manufacturing sectors is crucial to tackling climate change. While electrifying transportation is a clear strategy for reducing carbon emissions, manufacturing requires a more nuanced approach.