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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.
Thornton Tomasetti has signed on as one of the 17 founding members of ConcreteZero, a global initiative targeting the use of 100 percent net zero concrete by 2050.
HyperloopTT has announced a financial investment from Thornton Tomasetti, a leading global scientific and engineering consulting firm that provides specialized safety, security and risk management services.
Thornton Tomasetti announces that Kenneth Zammit, Ph.D., A&CE, CEng, MICE, FSFE has joined the firm’s London office as a director in the Façade Engineering practice.
Recent legislative changes in the U.K. are encouraging the adaptive reuse of buildings as a way to lower the embodied carbon in construction and help meet net zero goals.