Ryan A. Dow, P.E., S.E.
A principal in our New York office, Mr. Dow has managed the structural engineering of many large scale and mixed-use projects ranging from high-rise towers to retail, institutional and healthcare buildings. Ryan has over 15 years of experience in bringing together large teams of stakeholders, architects, and engineers around a single structure. He has a broad background in the design of wind and seismic lateral systems along with a strong focus on constructability. His experience includes such notable projects as the new Three World Trade Center tower and 425 Park Avenue in New York City.
*Three World Trade Center – New York, NY 1,171 feet, 80-story office tower with concrete core and structural steel perimeter frame. Extensive use of exposed structural elements.
Massachusetts General Hospital, Yawkey Center for Outpatient Care – Boston, MA 11-story, 640,000 square foot ambulatory building with 6 levels of below grade parking, innovative up/down construction methods, rooftop healing garden, extensive connectivity and coordination with existing buildings on MGH campus.
Copley Place Tower – Boston, MA A mixed-use building with 50 stories of residential condominiums constructed of reinforced concrete on a steel retail transfer podium over the Massachusetts Turnpike.
*Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World Seven building resort consisting of the largest Four Seasons in the world – guestrooms, conference space and amenities designed using multiple materials including PT concrete, structural steel, exposed timber and masonry.
*Two World Trade Center – New York, NY 1,348 feet, 79-story, office tower with concrete core and structural steel perimeter frame. Dramatic sloped top configuration extending over many floors.