Projects that Innovate
A sustainable resort development showcasing Jordan’s rich cultural history and future.
Projects that Excite
Observation wheel that offers dizzyingly high views of Las Vegas, NV.
Projects that Illuminate
Multidisciplinary collaboration results in a highly unique lighting design for a Denver museum.
Projects that Rock!
Helping a renowned musician enter the ambisonic age of 3D audio.
Arup in the Americas has a diverse staff of over 1,000 people in 10 offices offering planning, engineering, and design services for high-performance buildings, consulting, and major infrastructure projects.
Our structural design helped create a unique new headquarters building for a Chicago arts organization.
Arup's acoustic consultants helped make possible a groundbreaking 3D audio exhibition.
Arup's lighting design for a new museum addition emphasizes connection to nature.
Challenging site conditions and an ambitious program at Columbia's new science building.
Philanthropic campus designed to be as inspiring to the neighborhood that it is a part of as it is to the activities that it supports.
A multidisciplinary research and teaching centre that provides vital facilities for its occupants.
The center provides intercity, regional, and commuter bus services for five major transit providers at the ground and bus deck levels.
The project is a collaboration between Walker and his longtime co-producer Peter Walsh; multimedia artists Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard; and Arup’s New York-based team of Raj Patel, Terence Caulkins (acoustics/sound) and Brian Stacy (lighting).
This award is given to 40 building industry professionals age 40 and younger who stand out in all aspects of their lives.
Boston Properties hired architect Skidmore Owings and Merrill LLP (SOM) and Arup to design a 40-storey tower that includes office space, a green roof, two podium levels, and two basement levels. Our design incorporated an innovative viscous damping system into the outrigger and belt truss at the crown of the building, the first of its kind in New York. This damping system reduces the building motion during wind storms, and enabled the steel tonnage to be reduced by 10%, resulting in a cost savings of $5m. The integration of seven small viscous dampers into the mechanical space at the top of the building preserved valuable space within the building that would have otherwise been occupied by a tuned-mass damper, thereby maximising rentable space for the landlord, Boston Properties.
Arup is collaborating with NBBJ, a global architecture firm, to design the new 1.1m ft2 building for Samsung AHQ(DS), located in California’s Silicon Valley. The project will be pursuing LEED certification.
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