RISA | 2025
A Year in Review
As we welcome 2026, we’re reflecting on the milestones, challenges, and triumphs that have shaped RISA over the past 12 months.
Where Success Takes Off.
Scale. Refinement. Community.
In 2025, we continued to focus on our most important asset, our customers, providing users with new and better learning resources, all while staying committed to providing unparalleled technical support.
RISA Learning Center
In 2025, the RISA Learning Center continued to expand with new courses and deeper technical content to support engineers at every stage. The platform focused on practical, engineer-led training that helps teams learn faster, work more consistently, and scale their workflows with confidence.
"This training is going to help us expand our ability to support larger building projects."
RISA Learning Center by The Numbers
5111
Registered
Users
1850
Active
Users
21
Live
Courses
13
On-Demand Offerings
The Excellence in RISA Awards.
Application in The Wild.
Prize of the Jury
Pier 58 Jellyfish
An iconic centerpiece of Seattle’s redeveloped Waterfront Park, the Pier 58 Jellyfish merges sculptural artistry with structural precision through its curved glulam tentacles and gridshell-like head. Using RISA-3D ...
Prize of the Public
Hannahville Indian Community Services
The Hannahville Indian Community Governmental & Health Services Building is a 50,000 sf community hub which blends cultural symbolism with modern engineering through its curved steel roofs ...
Prize of RISA
Toyota Stadium Improvements
The Toyota Stadium renovation in Frisco, TX, redefines the fan experience with sweeping shade canopies and bold architectural enhancements. RISA-3D and RISAConnection powered every stage of design ...
Excellence in RISA Awards.
By The Numbers.
29 Individual Projects Submitted
17 States Represented
14 Projects using Multiple Software
2 Stdium Upgrades
5 Sculpture/Art Installations
2 Shipping Container Structures
Community & Industry Engagement
10
Local Engineering Events
RISA Gives.
No one has ever become poor by giving.
SA Angel Tree
Through the Salvation Army’s online Angel Tree, RISA donated gifts to children and families in need during the holiday season. The Angel Tree program helps ensure that children experience the joy of receiving thoughtfully selected gifts...
The Teen Project
RISA donated gifts to The Teen Project, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping homeless, trafficked, and at-risk youth. The Teen Project provides housing, education, and job training to empower teens to build stable, independent futures...
Share Ourselves
Through Share Ourselves’ Adopt A Family program, RISA provided gift cards to support local families facing financial challenges. The program helps families meet essential needs during the holidays while offering dignity, choice, and relief during a difficult season.
Food Bank of Waterloo
For more than 40 years, The Food Bank of Waterloo Region has been dedicated to ensuring everyone in our community has access to nourishing food. In the past year alone, we’ve distributed 9.6 million pounds of food—helping to ensure people...
DSISD Learning Center
Founded in 1969, the Delta-Schoolcraft Intermediate School District Learning Center provides specialized education for students ages 3 to 26 with moderate to severe impairments. Through collaboration among families, educators...
Nexus Family Recovery
Founded in 1971, Nexus Family Recovery Center in Dallas, Texas supports women on their journey to recovery. Nexus provides comprehensive care that promotes healing, resilience, and hope—regardless of ability to pay.