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Since the founding of our office in 1980 by Jörg Schlaich and Rudolf Bergermann, our aim has been to design and develop innovative structures. Our projects range from long-span lightweight roofs, stadia and arenas, moveable systems, a wide range of bridge types, slender towers and innovative buildings, to pioneering PV and thermal solar power plants. We are eager to establish a productive relationship with clients, architects, contractors, developers and other consultants to create outstanding and sus tainable structures through a collaborative approach.

schlaich bergermann partner is active in all areas of structural engineering. From idea to implementation, we work holistically to find technically innovative solutions. We seek the best project outcomes by actively following our design principles: lightness, resource efficiency and design quality.

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Celebrating Connection: 16 Tech Bridge Opening in Indianapolis

We are pleased to announce the opening of the signature 16 Tech Innovation District Bridge. Spanning 342 feet over Fall Creek, the bridge serves as a vital link between the 16 Tech Innovation District and Indianapolis’ research and medical corridor. The new multimodal structure prioritizes pedestrians and cyclists, keeping them separated from vehicular traffic with protected pathways that connect to the city’s wider trail and greenway network. With more than half the square footage of its 65-foot-wide deck devoted to non-vehicular use, the bridge’s design encourages pedestrians to pause and enjoy the views along the span of the bridge. A dedicated gathering space on the bridge’s eastern side gently cantilevers over the water, creating opportunities for public programming and events. Led by schlaich bergermann partner (sbp) and the architects Practice for Architecture and Urbanism (PAU), the design team included Moniteurs Communication Design, Martha Schwartz Partners (MSP), Shrewsberry & Associates, CTL Engineering, Circle Design Group, and People for Urban Progress (PUP). The team was tasked with designing a signature work of public infrastructure that would serve as an example of innovation and collaboration. The result is a unique bridge structure that reinterprets the principles of a classic suspension bridge to create an entirely new form. “This exciting milestone marks the culmination of a creative process and intense collaboration between our design team and the 16 Tech Community Corporation. We were fortunate to work with such a visionary client who supported the creation of a truly unique type of suspension bridge,” said Michael Stein, Managing Director and Board Member of schlaich bergermann partner. “The 16 Tech Bridge showcases how innovative engineering and design can transform urban spaces and infrastructure in meaningful ways.” The bridge is the first-of-its-kind in the United States and innovates on classic suspension bridge principles while extending sbp’s existing family of steel-plate bridges. By replacing large vertical masts with a fan-like arrangement of smaller masts and substituting traditional suspension cables with 2” thick elegant flat steel plates, the bridge achieves its signature wave-like form. This innovative system efficiently distributes internal forces, primarily utilizing tension and compression instead of bending, minimizing material use and enhancing sustainability. Additionally, the bridge is designed as an integral structure, where the superstructure (deck) and substructure (abutments and piers) function as a single, monolithic unit. This eliminates the need for expansion joints and bearings, reducing maintenance requirements and increasing long-term durability. The bridge scheme also responds to the site’s unique natural conditions. One of the most striking features of Fall Creek is the seclusion created by the lines of trees on either side. The bridge’s design borrows inspiration from this beautiful setting, creating tree-like vertical supports that mimic the trunk and branches of a tree. The bridge’s defining attribute—its undulating steel ribbon—also mirrors the natural profile of Fall Creek itself, rising with tree canopies on either side of the waterway and lowering towards the center to create unobstructed views up and down the creek.

Grand Opening of the National Medal of Honor Museum in Texas

sbp is proud to celebrate the opening of the National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, Texas with our partners at Rafael Viñoly Architects (RVA). sbp and RVA have collaborated closely since the competition phase of the project to create a monumental 102,000 sf building that honors the legacy of the Medal of Honor recipients. At the heart of the building is a column-free 200-by-200-foot Exhibition Hall that hovers 40 ft above the ground.