STRUCTURE Articles

ATLAS FABRICATES THE FUTURE The venue’s massive, semispherical frame sits just south of Sands Avenue and east of Las Vegas Boulevard. The Sphere’s revolutionary design takes up 750,000 square feet and comfortably seats 18,500 concertgoers. It boasts an eye-catching steel […]

To help engineers avoid repetitive tasks and foster creative, more efficient design of plant steel structures, Hyundai Engineering initiated a project to automate structural design processes. They wanted to develop a new physical modeling method and generate an analytical digital […]

Converting a century-old meeting hall into a modern hotel requires meticulous attention to sequencing.

An innovative seismic design approach provided an optimal solution for Samuel Merritt University's new steel 10-story, 259,000-square foot research, and academic building.

Increasing the building heights of three steel-framed warehouses in Iraq for added food storage capacity brought unique challenges to overcome.

As the U.S. races to rebuild its semiconductor manufacturing industry, New York-based DeSimone Consulting Engineering was able speed up delivery of a new chip fabrication plant in Texas based on a new integrated delivery model.

Frederick-Firestone Fire Station No. 5 in Colorado met the challenges brought on by its unique site location.

ATLAS FABRICATES THE FUTURE The venue’s massive, semispherical frame sits just south of Sands Avenue and east of Las Vegas Boulevard. The Sphere’s revolutionary design takes up 750,000 square feet and comfortably seats 18,500 concertgoers. It boasts an eye-catching steel […]

The coordination between design and construction professionals stands as a cornerstone of successful facade design and construction at the Studio Museum in Harlem.

How challenges for The Artise turned into a willingness to create something new.

One of the most striking elements in the new Studio Museum Harlem is the four-story monumental stair, crafted from structural steel members and adorned with terrazzo panels.

“Then and now” structural differences for the purlin lines of an existing metal building roof in Ohio highlight the need for engineering care during a retrofit.