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Revitalization Efforts For Two New York City ClassicsNovember 20, 2024
There’s always room for improvement, even for landmark structures. The latest issue of the Steel Institute of New York’s Metals in Construction magazine looks at revitalization projects at two New York City classics.
Dezeen: World's Tallest Timber Tower Replaced by Forest Growth "In Less Than 25 Minutes"
April 03, 2023
Move over steel and concrete. Mass timber is increasingly becoming a sustainable option to traditional building materials.
Sustainable Campus to Support the Development of AI
March 31, 2023
Thornton Tomasetti is part of the winning team led by Dutch architecture firm MVRDV selected to design Innovation Park Artificial Intelligence (Ipai) in Heilbronn, Germany.
Play Ball!
March 30, 2023
It’s spring and that means baseball is back! At ballparks everywhere ground crews are prepping the turf and chalking the baselines as coaches finalize their starting lineups.
Shock Commissioning Trial Collaboration for Australian Defence
February 15, 2023
We are excited to announce a recent collaboration on a body of work which will help advance Australian sovereign heavyweight shock testing capability.
Climate Pledge Arena Wins ACEC Gold Award
February 09, 2023
We are proud to have received a National Finalist Gold Award from ACEC Washington State in the Structural Systems Category for Climate Pledge Arena.
100 Flatbush Tops Out
February 02, 2023
New York City is a step closer to having its first all-electric residential skyscraper with the recent topping out of 100 Flatbush in Downtown Brooklyn.
Wine Enthusiast: Eco-Friendly Wineries Are Built Sustainably From The Ground Up
January 30, 2023
Thornton Tomasetti Senior Associate Abena Darden knows a lot about wineries, more specifically how to reduce their carbon footprint.
ASCE: Seattle Arena Expanded Below Grade To Protect Landmark Exterior
January 26, 2023
The transformation of Seattle’s KeyArena into the state-of-the-art Climate Pledge Arena required supporting the 44-million-pound landmark roof and excavating 680,000 cubic yards of soil to make way for the new below-grade venue.