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How steel and synergy landed San Diego’s luminous new Terminal 1
Designing a 19-gate, three-story aviation hub is a monumental architectural challenge. Bringing it to life while seamlessly maintaining passenger operations at the nation’s busiest single-runway airport requires nothing short of a perfectly choreographed airborne ballet. Yet, at the San Diego International Airport’s newly opened Terminal 1, the project team did more than just stick the…
Read MoreAISC Members Earn 2026 SEAA Safety Excellence and Craft Training Awards
Thirteen AISC member companies earned 2026 Steel Erectors Association of America (SEAA) safety and workforce training awards across three categories: Erector Safety Excellence, Craft Training Excellence, and Fabricator Safety Excellence Award, a new SEAA honor this year. The awards highlight SEAA member companies that demonstrate exceptional performance in workplace safety and ironworker training. “These awards…
Read MoreEIGHT STANDOUT STEEL BRIDGES
https://www.aisc.org/modern-steel/news/eight-standout-steel-bridges-and-one-exceptional-dot-you-should-know-for-2026 Innovation spans the steel bridge industry, but eight recent bridges rise above the rest. The American Institute of Steel Construction and the National Steel Bridge Alliance are recognizing eight bridges with 2026 Prize Bridge Awards–the structural steel industry’s highest design honor for bridges. “People across the country rely on steel bridges to connect them to…
Read MoreDiscover Six Cutting-Edge Projects for 2026
Looking for innovation in 2026? We’ve got six places to start. The 2026 IDEAS Awards, presented by the American Institute of Steel Construction and Building Design+Construction, are the steel industry’s highest design honor. This year’s winners all embody the innovation that’s driving our world forward–from a groundbreaking fire station at the forefront of sustainability to a field-applied…
Read MoreDraft AISC Code of Standard Practice Now Available for Review
A draft of the next edition of the AISC Code of Standard Practice for Steel Buildings and Bridges (AISC 303) is now available for public review and comment. The next edition of AISC 303 will supersede the 2022 version and is anticipated to be finalized in 2027. This draft introduces the term “character of work” and integrates…
Read MoreAISC Elects New Board of Directors Chair, Vice Chair
The American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) elected new leadership and a new board member at its Annual Business Meeting in September. Glenn Tabolt, president of STS Steel in Schenectady, N.Y., was named board chair following two years as vice chair. Dan Kadrmas, president of TrueNorth Steel in West Fargo, N.D., and a board member…
Read MoreTBM Finishes Work on Major Virginia Bridge-Tunnel Expansion
Paralleling a pair of existing two-lane tunnels, the new tubes are part of Virginia DOT’s largest-ever highway construction project The $3.9-billion expansion of the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel in Virginia reached another milestone on Sept. 24, as its tunnel boring machine broke through a retaining wall to complete a second 46-ft-diameter, 7,900-ft-long tube that will eventually add much-needed…
Read MoreInsider Shop Talk with Workforce Development Insights from Universal Steel, Decide DeKalb
September 5 2025 Proactive fabricators are partnering with local organizations to tackle the skilled trade labor shortage head-on. Exhibit A: a successful collaboration between Universal Steel and Decide DeKalb. They’ll share what they’ve learned from working together in the first of a series of free, virtual Insider Shop Talk sessions from the American Institute of Steel Construction, which will…
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Read More“Big Mac Bridge” Southbound Lanes Reopen After 100-Day Emergency Repair Effort
Over a dozen companies collaborated closely with the Ohio Department of Transportation to help restore the damaged structure ahead of the expedited schedule. https://www.aisc.org/modernsteel/news/2025/april/emergency-bridge-repair–daniel-carter-beard-big-mac-bridge-i-471 It took a little over three months—ahead of an already-accelerated emergency repair timeline—to get traffic flowing again after arsonists set fire to the playground beneath the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge in…
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