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Here's How, Embodied Carbon: 15 Minutes on The Structural Engineer’s InfluenceOctober 23, 2024
From schematic design to construction, structural engineers have many opportunities to reduce embodied carbon on building projects.
2021 Corporate Responsibility Goals
June 20, 2022
We define corporate responsibility at Thornton Tomasetti through our firm-wide corporate responsibility goals.
2021 Progress Report: Financial Vitality
June 20, 2022
We report on several indicators (in U.S. dollars) that show progress toward achieving our financial-vitality goals.
2021 Corporate Responsibility Targets
June 20, 2022
To gauge our progress toward our seven corporate responsibility goals, we create measurable short- and longer-term targets.
2021 Message From the Chairman & Co-CEOs
June 20, 2022
After disruption comes the inevitable discussion about the “new normal.” But when that discussion draws mainly from past experience, it may constrain a vision of the future.
2021 Corporate Responsibility Approach
June 20, 2022
Thornton Tomasetti’s approach to business management focuses on the three Ps of the triple bottom line, reflecting what we have long recognized: that responsible firms operate and grow in ways that are socially accountable (“people”), environmentally friendly (“planet”) and financially sustainable (“profit”).
Thornton Tomasetti, FSD Active Sign Strategic Collaborative Agreement
June 14, 2022
The relationship formalizes Thornton Tomasetti’s long-term interest in and support for FSDA’s CALM®FLOOR active mass damping (AMD) technology. CALM®FLOOR is a highly innovative product for controlling building floor vibrations and enabling more sustainable structures.
New London Plan Calls for Low-Carbon Building Sector
May 11, 2022
London has taken a major step towards a greener built environment.
ENR: Amazon HQ2 Puts Concrete on an Embodied Carbon Diet
December 23, 2021
"The MetPark team also is doing 'even more' regarding large-scale green buildings, thanks to a groundbreaking focus on sustainability that could become a model for others."