Frost Engineering & Consulting

06/03/2026

“Masonry design education is key to preparing students to solve the real-world challenges faced by today’s structural engineers.”

Through the Concrete Masonry Checkoff, we’re proud to highlight this valuable resource that supports masonry design in engineering education.

Learn more and access it here:

https://beautyofblock.com/engineering-curriculum/

05/28/2026

May is Month, and we’re highlighting some of our favorite historic building projects.⁠

Union Station in South Bend, Indiana - originally a train station that opened in 1929 - once served the New York Central Railroad and the Grand Trunk Western Railroad. Today, this historic landmark has been thoughtfully retrofitted into a state-of-the-art technology hub, now home to a data center and professional office space. Frost contributed structural design expertise as part of the building’s adaptive reuse.

05/26/2026

Celebrating the preservation of historic places - St. Adalbert’s journey was recently featured:

A conversation with the Rev. Ryan Pietrocarlo, pastor of St. Adalbert Catholic Church, about the historic structure's ongoing restoration.

05/25/2026

Happy Memorial Day. 🇺🇸

We had a great time closing out last week at our annual cookout, celebrating alongside our local partners.

05/19/2026

May is Month, and we’re highlighting some of our favorite historic building projects.⁠
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Frost provided structural engineering services for renovations to Lyons Hall, a historic women’s residence hall at the University of Notre Dame. Built between 1925 and 1927 in the Collegiate Gothic style, Lyons Hall is a defining feature of South Quad, known for its iconic arch framing St. Mary’s Lake.

Learn more about this project here:

https://frosteng.net/portfolio-items/notre-dame-lyons-hall/

05/18/2026

Frost team members recently traveled to Minnesota, where they had the opportunity to connect with manufacturing and industry partners, as well as engage with local academic institutions. The visit provided valuable opportunities to collaborate, exchange ideas, and explore advancements shaping the future of engineering and materials.

05/12/2026

May is Month, and we’re highlighting some of our favorite historic building projects.⁠
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In collaboration with Arkos Design, Frost led the structural retrofit and expansion of the historic Baugo Township High School Gymnasium in Jamestown (Jimtown), Indiana. Originally constructed in 1929 and recognized as an Indiana Landmark, the gymnasium has been reimagined as a modern community hub - now the Craig & Teneen Dobbs Community Center.

Learn more about this project here:

https://frosteng.net/portfolio-items/jimtown-community-center/

05/07/2026

Progress is underway on a Frost fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) project in Honolulu, Hawaii. The Frost team collaborated with Plas-Tech Hawaii to deliver delegated design services for the renovation of an existing concrete structure, utilizing externally bonded FRP reinforcement strips.

05/05/2026

May is Month, and we’re highlighting some of our favorite historic building projects.

1102 Grand, also known as the Bryant Building, is a 26‑story, 157,000‑square‑foot landmark in downtown Kansas City. Originally constructed in 1931 by Graham, Anderson, Probst & White as an office building, it has undergone major transformations over the years.

The Frost team provided structural engineering services for recent renovations and infrastructure upgrades, helping convert this historic structure into a modern, state‑of‑the‑art data center.

Learn more about the project here:

https://frosteng.net/portfolio-items/1102-grand-data-center/