Visitors from across the city got “curiouser and curiouser” as DeSimone’s imaginative team of volunteers constructed their “Alice in Canderland” structure for Canstruction New York, Inc. 2024 at Brookfield Place in Lower Manhattan yesterday (Thursday). CEO Stephen DeSimone dropped by to support the team, led by Project Engineer Spencer E. Levenson and Senior Project Engineer Katherine Anne Rivera, who dressed up as Alice and the Mad Hatter to complete a live build of the whimsical sculpture made entirely from food cans. The exciting event gave the DeSimone team a great opportunity to engage with the public, including scores of children eager to find out more about our design, the creativity of structural engineering, and of course, volunteering for a very important cause. DeSimone has been participating in Canstruction New York, Inc. for over 20 years, supporting CityHarvest International and the food insecure in NYC while engaging in the type of teamwork and creative thinking that make us an exceptional engineering firm! We want to thank our DeSimone and Royal Bank of Canada volunteers, who proved essential to the effort and helped us build our complex sculpture in just under eight hours. Hats off to our competitors for all of the incredible CANSTRUCTION sculptures that you can view at Brookfield Place through Nov. 11. Judging of the sculptures will take place Monday. You can vote for your favorite here: https://lnkd.in/eCPrX2Uy #CANSTRUCTION2024 #cleverengineering #BrookfieldPlace #CansForACause #artinstallations #events #thingstodo #DeSimoneConsultingEngineering #Nonprofit #Donate #Volunteer #Activism #CityHarvest #Makeadifference #StructuralEngineers #FacadeEngineers #teamwork #innovation #EndHunger #RoyalBankOfCanada #AliceinWonderland
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