Major international sporting events continue to drive investment in stadium infrastructure and venue modernization. Langan has highlighted its engineering contributions to five stadium sites that hosted matches during the 2026 World Cup, reflecting the growing role of multidisciplinary engineering services in the delivery and enhancement of large sports venues.
The projects form part of the company's broader portfolio of stadium and arena developments across North America and international markets.
Langan served as the engineer of record or engineering consultant on five World Cup venues, providing technical services that supported stadium development and site performance.
Its scope of work included site and civil engineering, geotechnical engineering, traffic engineering, land surveying and environmental consulting. These services support planning, construction and long-term operation of complex sports facilities.
Among the stadiums included in Langan's portfolio are Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford and Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.
Building on its experience in North America, Langan is also participating in engineering work for international soccer venues being prepared for the 2034 World Cup.
The company's integrated engineering approach has supported collaborations with stadium owners, architects, engineering teams and construction managers on sports infrastructure projects in multiple markets.
Large stadium developments require extensive site engineering, transportation planning and environmental coordination long before construction begins. For owners, developers and contractors, multidisciplinary engineering services help reduce project risks, support regulatory approvals and improve long-term operational performance for major sports and entertainment venues.
Source: Langan.
