December 03, 2010 - Nassau Community College Life Sciences Building
We are providing building skin services for the college’s first green building, which is seeking to achieve LEED Gold certification.
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September 04, 2009 - Custom House Rehabilitation
We are performing an exterior rehabilitation of the Custom House, which occupies a whole city block in Philadelphia’s Historic District, for DPK&A Architects/TranSystems and the GSA.
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November 18, 2011 - Thornton Tomasetti's Mark Dannettel Named Building Skin Practice Leader for Pacific Rim Region
Thornton Tomasetti Vice President Mark Dannettel, LEED AP BD+C has been named leader of the firm’s Building Skin practice for the Pacific Rim region.
Media Mentions
April 30, 2010 - Real Estate Bisnow: Green Scene
“Green Scene: Preparing the Future” notes our involvement with the Urban Assembly School for Green Careers in Manhattan.
July 01, 2009 - Continuing Education Center: Literal and Sustainable
An increasingly common approach to all-glass facades is to use multiple types of glass with varying performance characteristics. Such a strategy was employed by New York City–based Audrey Matlock, AIA, for the design of the Chelsea Modern, a 47-unit residential building on a tight midblock Manhattan site.
April 27, 2008 - NYT: Two That Stand Out From the Crowd
MANY new luxury condominium buildings blur together. Whether gut renovations or new construction, they seem to offer similar amenities, comparable open kitchens and en suite bathrooms. Yet, two new projects seem to stand out in the crowd. One, the Chelsea Modern, at 447 West 18th Street, is new construction with a wide undulating facade and angled windows that catch the light and animate the city street.
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