Forensic / Renovation / Retrofit / Rehabilitation Structures > $20 Million: TSX Broadway and Palace Theater Redevelopment

Description

Times Square in New York is known for many things, including its Broadway Theaters, luxurious hotels, trendy retail, great entertainment venues and flashy billboards. With TSX Broadway, the project contains all these items in one building. But, what makes TSX Broadway exceptional is not just that it contains all the elements of Times Square in one location, but it is the way in which existing elements were shifted and juxtaposed with new elements, that makes this Entertainment complex and hotel tower a unique structural engineering feat, culminating in the raising of the existing historic Palace Theater.

Presented by J. Benjamin Alper, P.E., S.E., and Cawsie Jijina, P.E.,MASCE, Severud Associates Consulting Engineers, PC

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Contributors

J. Benjamin Alper, P.E., S.E.

Ben is an Associate Principal with Severud Associates. Ben has oversen challenging projects such as the TSX Broadway redevelopment in Manhattan, JFK Terminal 6, and the LA Forum renovation in Inglewood, California.Ben serves as a member of the ASCE 7-22 Minimum Design Loads committee as well as its Seismic Loads subcommittee. He is also active with NCSEA, NYC Buildings, and SEAoNY, where he is a past director.Ben is co-author of several magazine articles, including “Cold and Hot Weather Concrete,” and “Power of the Ring” (LA Forum).Ben is licensed as a structural engineer in California and Nevada and as a professional engineer in six states.
Cawsie Jijina, P.E.,MASCE

Cawsie is a Principal with Severud Associates. He has been the engineer of record for many high profile projects such as MSG V in NYC, The MSG Sphere at the Venetian, TSX Broadway, 20 Times Square and others.Cawsie serves as a member of the ACI Tolerances, Hot Weather Concreting, and Cold Weather Concreting committees. He is a member of ACECNY Legislative committee and a past vice chair of ACECNY Board of Directors.Cawsie is co-author of several magazine articles, including “Ensuring Quality Concrete,” and “Time Square’s New Edition”.Cawsie is licensed as a professional engineer in numerous states.

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