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  • Henderson Experts Discuss Trends Shaping Cold Storage Development

    Henderson Engineers colleagues Jen Jewers Bowlin, distribution and cold storage practice director, and Craig Handy, practice manager, were recent guests on the From the Cold Corner podcast. The show is produced by Refrigerated & Frozen Foods magazine, a leading trade publication covering the cold and frozen foods supply chain.   With a combined 34 years of industry experience, Jen and Craig shared insights on how flexibility and future proofing are becoming essential to cold storage development amid rapid advancements in automation, sustainability,…

  • Henderson Expert Discusses Navigating Retrofit Projects

    Retrofitting, rather than full replacement, is a common strategy for upgrading aging building systems in commercial buildings. However, working within the constraints of existing infrastructure can present unique challenges.   Al Spinelli, senior mechanical engineer at Henderson Engineer, recently shared insights on how engineers and contractors navigate retrofit projects in an article by Plumbing & Mechanical magazine. A 10-year industry veteran, Spinelli discussed key…

  • Henderson Expert Advises on HVAC Upgrades

    Building Operating Management magazine recently interviewed Al Spinelli, senior mechanical engineer at Henderson Engineers, for an article on HVAC retrofits in institutional and commercial buildings. An industry veteran since 2008, Al shared expert insights into how to effectively plan HVAC upgrades while navigating emerging technologies and balancing costs.  Read part one of the article here and part two here. 

  • Henderson Director Shares Insight on Stadium Upgrades for Global Soccer Tournament

    As cities across the U.S. prepared to host matches for the 2026 global soccer tournament, many American football stadiums underwent significant upgrades to meet international standards set by the sport’s governing body. Henderson Engineers was among the firms leading these complex renovations.  Tyler Johnson, sports practice director at Henderson, played a key role in guiding these efforts…

  • Henderson Projects Take Center Stage at Global Soccer Tournament

    The Kansas City Business Journal recently highlighted eight Henderson projects set to play a central role in the summer 2026 international soccer showcase. The Henderson-engineered venues include three team basecamps: Compass Minerals National Performance Center, The University of Kansas Health System Training Center, and Q2 Stadium, as well as five matchday venues: SoFi Stadium, Gillette Stadium, Lumen Field, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and MetLife…

  • Henderson Plays Key Role in International Soccer Tournament Venues

    Eight sports venues that Henderson Engineers has helped build or renovate will play a central role in the 2026 global soccer tournament. These include three team basecamps: Compass Minerals National Performance Center, The University of Kansas Health System Training Center, and Q2 Stadium, as well as five matchday venues: SoFi Stadium, Gillette Stadium, Lumen Field, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and MetLife Stadium.    FOX4KC, Kansas City’s FOX…

  • Henderson Shapes Global Soccer Tournament Venues

    KSHB 41, Kansas City’s NBC affiliate, recently featured Ryan Starkovich, venue sector executive at Henderson Engineers, in a story highlighting the company’s work on several training facilities and stadiums that will be central to summer 2026’s international soccer tournament.  Henderson has contributed its design expertise to three team basecamps: Compass Minerals National Performance Center, The University of Kansas Health System Training Center, and Q2 Stadium, as well as five matchday venues:  SoFi…