Items Tagged with 'Engineering'

Why are wheat columns significant for university football team fans and how were they incorporated in a stadium renovation?

Can mass timber compete in large public venues? Engineers of the Freedom Mobile Arch in British Columbia say it's possible.

To recognize both its 50th anniversary as well as the efforts of former President Jimmy Carter and First Lady Rosalynn Carter to provide housing for those in need, Habitat of Humanity and teams of volunteers gathered in Atlanta’s Sylvan Hills neighborhood to help build 24 new homes in Langston Park in just five days.

Emilee Woods has built her career around advancing some of Georgia’s most complex transportation projects while steadily growing into a respected operational leader and, now, an entrepreneur.

Jefferies leads enterprise strategy, delivery performance, and operational execution across roughly 60% of a $50-million organization.

A civil engineer and entrepreneur with a foundation in both construction and consulting, Chowdhury brings field-tested experience to major transportation and energy projects across the New York region.

ENR Texas & Southeast's Design Firms of the Year are WSP for the Southeast, and Burns & McDonnell for the Texas & Louisiana region.

Northwest Legacy Award winner David Baska has put technical innovation at the forefront of understanding seismic events and their impacts.

Alison Jones says the opportunity to digitally transform architecture and engineering firms is magnified by pairing younger, digital native staff with experienced professionals. 

When the U.S. entered World War I in April 1917, the nation had a standing army of only 100,000 troops. Efforts to recruit and train a fighting force 2 million strong and convert the economy to serve the war effort were all-consuming.