SGH Senior Principal Mat Daw shares his love of structural engineering and historic preservation, discusses how he came to join SGH, and looks to the future in Washington, DC.

In January 2010, a 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti. On the three-year anniversary of the earthquake, the Be Like Brit Foundation opened the Brit’s Home orphanage.

The Building Enclosure Council of Washington, DC, recently toured the precedent-setting American Geophysical Union headquarters renovation.

We have seen a steady stream of mass timber buildings in the United States that keep pushing these structures bigger and taller.

Concrete parking garages can face harsh conditions, especially in the northeast where vehicles bring deicing salts from winter roads.

With little consensus, it is important for project teams to consider: What is a window wall, and what do I need to know for my project?

There are a number of cleverly disguised structural modifications that helped materialize the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art’s renovation.

For short- and medium-span bridges, a buried bridge system can be a lower-cost alternative to a traditional replacement project.

The American Concrete Institute recently updated its building repair code for existing concrete structures in 2016.

Removing an existing Ferris wheel and replacing it with a larger one located above Lake Michigan was not a standard engineering project.

Choosing the right QC testing program for fenestration products can be daunting.

Next time you drive underneath a highway bridge, look up and you might see several small drainage pipes.