ANSYS Hall Weaves Advanced Technology into a Historic Campus
The new hive for teaching, prototyping, and fabrication at Carnegie Mellon University adds capacity for the school's robust engineering program and compliments its historic character.
Engineering
The Spirit of Brunel Lives on in a New London Office Building
Designed by Fletcher Priest Architects, the Brunel Building embodies the area’s rich engineering heritage.
IMAX Film Shoots World's Most Awe-Inspiring Feats of Engineering
Dream Big, in theaters tomorrow, highlights the human ingenuity that brought us some of the world’s greatest structures, including the Great Wall of China and the world’s tallest skyscrapers.
Studio Fuksas' Controversial (Yet Striking) Convention Center Opens At Last
Explore the impressive EUR Convention Center, designed by Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas nineteen years ago, with our first ever 360 video tour.
The V&A's Ove Arup Retrospective Reveals the Man Behind the Global Engineering Firm
The first retrospective on Ove Arup reveals the man behind the global engineering firm.
How Arup Engineered The Living's Mushroom Tower
The firm explains what it took to build this year's MoMA PS1 YAP pavilion.
The Team Maintaining SOM's Legacy of Engineering Greatness
Led by Bill Baker, the engineering team at SOM Chicago is reshaping the form and function of buildings.
Q&A: Engineer Craig Schwitter on Building Large and Sustainably
Metropolis sits down with Craig Schwitter, engineer and head of Buro Happold North America.
How Arup Became the Go-To Firm for the Most Ambitious Projects of Our Time
How Arup became the go-to firm for the most challenging and ambitious projects of our time
James Dyson: Engineering Must Become The Fourth Science
Engineering and design must become core elements of our schools’ curricula.
