February 03, 2012 - We've the Zenith
Thornton Tomasetti provided structural design for a 4.1-million-sf development with an 80-story megatall—South Korea’s tallest residential building.
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Thornton Tomasetti provided structural design for a 4.1-million-sf development with an 80-story megatall—South Korea’s tallest residential building.
MoreThornton Tomasetti provided structural design to architect WRNS Studio for a 5,000-sf Visitors Center pavilion at the Orange County Great Park.
MoreThornton Tomasetti was the structural engineer for New York metropolitan area’s largest mixed-use outdoor shopping center.
MoreThornton Tomasetti is providing structural peer review services for a 350,000-m2 terminal expansion in Incheon, South Korea.
MoreInternational engineering firm Thornton Tomasetti announced that Ahmed Al Hashimi has been a named vice president in the company’s Middle East division.
International engineering firm Thornton Tomasetti will open a new office in Denver, Colo. on January 30.
Thornton Tomasetti, the international engineering firm, announces the acquisition of Fore Solutions, a green building consulting firm that will allow Thornton Tomasetti to significantly expand its sustainability consulting services and integrate green objectives across all its practices.
Thornton Tomasetti, the international engineering firm, was the structural project engineer for the Pennsylvania State University Millennium Science Complex, home of the new Life and Materials Science programs for the University.
Rush University Medical Center opened its new facility Friday morning on the Near West Side.
Manhattan’s 1930s towers captured the imagination, but the centre of gravity of tall building construction, as with wider economic activity, is shifting east, and China is the prime mover.
The Vista Xchange Integrated Civic and Cultural Hub was named one of the 11 Best Architecture Moments of 2011 by the Huffington Post.
Washington Hospital Healthcare System said Friday it’s wrapped up work on a new central utility plant, part of a estimated $300 million expansion and seismic upgrade project outlined in late 2004.