Projects that Optimise Energy
The first net zero energy transit centre in the United States.
Projects that Innovate
Creative structural design led to significant cost savings for this office tower.
Projects that Inspire
New civic facility that creates a centre for the community.
Projects that Stimulate
Restoration and preservation of a renowned artist’s live/work space in Soho.
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 joint venture between Arup and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP, known as ArupSOM, were delighted to attend the grand opening on 24 May 2013 of the new Terminal 4 for Delta Air Lines at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) in New York City. The new $1.2b terminal complex consolidates Delta’s operations at JFK, allowing the airline to move out of aging facilities in Terminal 3 and improve the passenger experience for the estimated 11m Delta passengers who will pass through every year.
The Dudley Square Municipal Office Facility project is meant to be a catalyst for development in Roxbury, MA, a once-thriving urban neighbourhood. Designed to be the new 215,000ft2 headquarters for the Boston Public School system, housing more than 500 employees, the structure will preserve and incorporate the iconic Ferdinand Furniture building, an emblem of the square’s historic commercial vitality. The design also incorporates the historic Curtis and Waterman buildings, and unites their façades with new construction. The restored Ferdinand, Curtis, and Waterman buildings will maintain the existing feel and scale of Dudley Square, and the new building will add a powerful modern aesthetic.
In honour of this achievement, members of the project team were presented the award on 23 May 2013. Conducted annually, the California Transportation Foundation (CTF) Transportation Awards recognise excellence in California transportation, all modes, both public and private sector and from all regions of the state.
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).
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