Social Impact – Glass City Metropark

The Glass City Metropark transforms a former brownfield along Toledo’s Maumee River into a vibrant public destination through innovative structural engineering and sustainable design. Key elements include Market Hall’s hybrid steel-and-glulam system, which reduces embodied carbon while creating open, flexible spaces that foster community interaction. The Glass City Pavilion integrates a green roof supported by geofoam berms, minimizing material import and concealing infrastructure for a seamless visitor experience. Structural solutions such as elevated boardwalks engineered for river conditions and soil stabilization techniques enable safe recreation while restoring ecological health. Together, these strategies demonstrate how non-traditional engineering can deliver social and environmental benefits by reconnecting neighborhoods and enhancing regional access to nature.

Presented by Andrea Reynolds, P.E., S.E., and John Rushing, S.E., SmithGroup

• Course will award 1.0 hours of continuing education for the live session only.
• Each series registration is per person.
• This will be available as a recording, with no PDH attached.

Please note: This webinar is part of the NCSEA Webinar Subscription;
however, we ask that all individuals register to receive credit for the live event.

Speakers:

Andrea Reynolds, P.E., S.E., As Director of Structural Engineering at SmithGroup, Andrea Reynolds leads the structural design of concrete, steel, masonry, and wood structures. Her 25+ years of experience includes working in all phases of design and preparing bridging and bid documents for design-build contracts. Andrea has been involved in a broad range of building types, including government buildings, museums, office buildings, university classroom structures, stadiums, industrial buildings, and laboratories.

John Rushing, S.E., has more than 30 years of experience in structural design for health, science and technology, urban design, and government projects. He has experience managing structural engineering teams on large multi-office project pursuits. John is proficient in developing internal design standards, typical details and master specifications, free-form 3D design, structural analysis, and BIM software.

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