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1940–2024

Charles Thornton, founding principal of Thornton Tomasetti, dies at 83

a concrete building in india surrounded by a lush landscape
Engineering India’s Architecture of Independence

Remembering Mahendra Raj, an Indian structural engineer, who died in May

b&w of the twin towers
1928–2021

Leslie E. Robertson, structural engineer of the World Trade Center, passes away at 92

A large yellow and orange inflatable structure built in Japan
These Structures are Big in Japan

Japanese engineering gets its due in Structured Lineages

Conservation of Architectural Heritage (CAH) 4th Edition

CONSTRUCT – AEC Education & Expo

Rendering of a glassy tower topper
A New Millennium

A leaning Manhattan tower draws blame from both sides

New school

MIT approves new degree combining urban planning and computer science

Welding at New Lab's hub in the Brooklyn Navy Yard (Rich Gillian)
Future Frontiers

Meet the incubators and accelerators fostering the next generation of architecture start-ups

(Left, courtesy Wright Runstad & Company, right, courtesy Magnusson Klemencic Associates)
Kinky Boots

Seattle’s second tallest tower rises on steel plates, without rebar

Growing Code

Cross-laminated timber could lead a mid-rise revolution

Reimagine the Canals: Competition

R.I.P

Abba Tor (1923-2017), the engineer of the almost impossible

R.I.P.

Engineer Vincent J. DeSimone passes away

This pavilion at London’s V&A Museum will be built by robots to resemble construction patterns of beetles

Mecanoo tapped for $500 million Engineering Campus in Manchester, UK

Two of the biggest names in engineering, Weidlinger and Thornton Tomasetti, have joined forces

The Chicago River was reversed 115 years ago—this infographic tells its story

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