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'HNTB Corporation' (Formerly Howard, Needles, Tammen & Bergendoff) is an architecture and engineering consulting firm headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri that has designed and built many bridges, roadways, airports and professional sports stadiums across the United States and around the world.
The firm started in 1914 as Harrington, Howard & Ash specializing in the construction of moveable bridges. In 1941 it changed its name to Howard, Needles, Tammen & Bergendoff. In 1975 it merged with Kivett and Myers to form a sports architecture practice.
It formally changed its name to HNTB Corporation in 1993 and became employee-owned in 2000.
★ Greenville Bridge - Greenville, Mississippi and Lake Village, Arkansas
★ Charles W. Dean Bridge - Arkansas City, Arkansas and Benoit, Mississippi
★ Delaware Memorial Bridge - New Jersey and Delaware
★ Fuller Warren Bridge - Jacksonville, Florida
★ Hoan Bridge - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
★ Missouri River Pedestrian Bridge - Omaha, Nebraska (planned for November 2008)
★ South Omaha Veterans Memorial Bridge - Omaha
★ Stillwater Lift Bridge - Stillwater, Minnesota
★ Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge - Boston, Massachusetts
★ Perry Street Bridge - Napoleon, Ohio
★ Marquette Interchange - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
★ Dallas "High Five" Interchage - Dallas, Texas
★ Veterans Glass City Skyway - Toledo, Ohio
★ Illinois Tollway - Illinois
★ Midway Airport - Chicago, Illinois
★ Kauffman Stadium - Kansas City
★ INVESCO Field at Mile High - Denver, Colorado
★ Ralph Wilson Stadium - Buffalo, New York
★ RCA Dome - Indianapolis, Indiana
★ Giants Stadium - New Jersey
★ Oakland Arena - Oakland, California
★ Galen Center - Los Angeles, California
★ Mackey Arena - West Lafayette, Indiana
★ Louisville Slugger Field - Louisville, Kentucky
★ Official website
★ Kansas City Biz Journal profile
The firm started in 1914 as Harrington, Howard & Ash specializing in the construction of moveable bridges. In 1941 it changed its name to Howard, Needles, Tammen & Bergendoff. In 1975 it merged with Kivett and Myers to form a sports architecture practice.
It formally changed its name to HNTB Corporation in 1993 and became employee-owned in 2000.
| Contents |
| Projects |
| Bridges |
| Roadways/Interchanges/Tollways |
| Aviation |
| Stadiums |
| Major League |
| Arenas |
| Minor League |
| External links |
Projects
Bridges
★ Greenville Bridge - Greenville, Mississippi and Lake Village, Arkansas
★ Charles W. Dean Bridge - Arkansas City, Arkansas and Benoit, Mississippi
★ Delaware Memorial Bridge - New Jersey and Delaware
★ Fuller Warren Bridge - Jacksonville, Florida
★ Hoan Bridge - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
★ Missouri River Pedestrian Bridge - Omaha, Nebraska (planned for November 2008)
★ South Omaha Veterans Memorial Bridge - Omaha
★ Stillwater Lift Bridge - Stillwater, Minnesota
★ Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge - Boston, Massachusetts
★ Perry Street Bridge - Napoleon, Ohio
Roadways/Interchanges/Tollways
★ Marquette Interchange - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
★ Dallas "High Five" Interchage - Dallas, Texas
★ Veterans Glass City Skyway - Toledo, Ohio
★ Illinois Tollway - Illinois
Aviation
★ Midway Airport - Chicago, Illinois
Stadiums
Major League
★ Kauffman Stadium - Kansas City
★ INVESCO Field at Mile High - Denver, Colorado
★ Ralph Wilson Stadium - Buffalo, New York
★ RCA Dome - Indianapolis, Indiana
★ Giants Stadium - New Jersey
Arenas
★ Oakland Arena - Oakland, California
★ Galen Center - Los Angeles, California
★ Mackey Arena - West Lafayette, Indiana
Minor League
★ Louisville Slugger Field - Louisville, Kentucky
External links
★ Official website
★ Kansas City Biz Journal profile
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