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 to ensure facilities are ready for the world stage. He recently spoke with The Washington Times about the modifications, offering a behind-the-scenes look into what it takes for venues to host the largest sports event in the world.
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