ABSTRACT ONLY:
The new National Museum of the Marine Corps has already claimed its place among the nation’s iconic buildings. The bold structure is at once representational and abstract, monumental and intimate, ambitious and practical.
BIOS:
By Jerome Rasgus, S.E., M.ASCE, an associate principal of Weidlinger Associates, Inc. (WAI), the structural engineering manager for the National Capital Region, and the structural engineer of record for the National Museum of the Marine Corps; John Dennington, P.E., R.A., an associate structural engineer, and Larry Memberg, P.E., A.M.ASCE, a structural engineer, in WAI’s’ Washington, D.C., office; and Ann Rae Jonas, a senior technical writer in Weidlinger Associates’ New York City headquarters.