Our History
1920
Our History
The firm is retained by architect Eero Saarinen to provide structural engineering for his entry in the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial competition. With Severud’s assistance, Saarinen wins the competition with his arch design in 1948.
Eivind G. Elstad and Max Krueger become partners of the firm, now known as Severud-Elstad-Krueger.
1930
Our History
The firm is retained by architect Eero Saarinen to provide structural engineering for his entry in the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial competition. With Severud’s assistance, Saarinen wins the competition with his arch design in 1948.
1940
Our History
The firm is retained by architect Eero Saarinen to provide structural engineering for his entry in the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial competition. With Severud’s assistance, Saarinen wins the competition with his arch design in 1948.
Eivind G. Elstad and Max Krueger become partners of the firm, now known as Severud-Elstad-Krueger.
1950
Our History
The firm is retained by architect Eero Saarinen to provide structural engineering for his entry in the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial competition. With Severud’s assistance, Saarinen wins the competition with his arch design in 1948.
Eivind G. Elstad and Max Krueger become partners of the firm, now known as Severud-Elstad-Krueger.
The firm is retained to consult on the design of the Margaret Hague Maternity Hospital in Jersey City, NJ. It is the first of many projects in the healthcare sector that will become a mainstay of the firm’s business.
The firm is retained to design the J.S. Dorton Arena in Raleigh, NC. The building, with its innovative arch and cable roof system, is completed in 1953.
1960
Our History
The firm is retained by architect Eero Saarinen to provide structural engineering for his entry in the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial competition. With Severud’s assistance, Saarinen wins the competition with his arch design in 1948.
Eivind G. Elstad and Max Krueger become partners of the firm, now known as Severud-Elstad-Krueger.
1970
Our History
The firm is retained by architect Eero Saarinen to provide structural engineering for his entry in the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial competition. With Severud’s assistance, Saarinen wins the competition with his arch design in 1948.
Eivind G. Elstad and Max Krueger become partners of the firm, now known as Severud-Elstad-Krueger.
1980
Our History
The firm is retained by architect Eero Saarinen to provide structural engineering for his entry in the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial competition. With Severud’s assistance, Saarinen wins the competition with his arch design in 1948.
Eivind G. Elstad and Max Krueger become partners of the firm, now known as Severud-Elstad-Krueger.
1990
Our History
The firm is retained by architect Eero Saarinen to provide structural engineering for his entry in the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial competition. With Severud’s assistance, Saarinen wins the competition with his arch design in 1948.
2000
Our History
The firm is retained by architect Eero Saarinen to provide structural engineering for his entry in the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial competition. With Severud’s assistance, Saarinen wins the competition with his arch design in 1948.
Eivind G. Elstad and Max Krueger become partners of the firm, now known as Severud-Elstad-Krueger.
2010
Our History
The firm is retained by architect Eero Saarinen to provide structural engineering for his entry in the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial competition. With Severud’s assistance, Saarinen wins the competition with his arch design in 1948.
Eivind G. Elstad and Max Krueger become partners of the firm, now known as Severud-Elstad-Krueger.
The firm is retained to consult on the design of the Margaret Hague Maternity Hospital in Jersey City, NJ. It is the first of many projects in the healthcare sector that will become a mainstay of the firm’s business.