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London, Farringdon
Exmouth House, 3rd Floor
3-11 Pine St.
London
EC1R 0JH
United Kingdom
Phone: +44.020.7014.4400
Our Team
Michael
Roberts
Associate Principal & London, Farringdon Office Director
London, Farringdon
+44.020.7014.4400
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Sergio
De Gaetano
Senior Principal & Façade Engineering Practice Leader
London, Farringdon
+44.020.8124.6469
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Featured London, Farringdon Projects
London, Farringdon News
Zammit Joins As Façade Engineering Director in London
April 28, 2021
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.
Adaptive Reuse, Issue #2: A Path to Carbon Neutrality
March 02, 2021
As the UK plans for a low-carbon future, the reuse of existing buildings will be essential for achieving sustainability targets.
Adaptive Reuse, Issue #1: How To Navigate Recent U.K. Legislation Changes
January 08, 2021
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.
2019 Embodied-Carbon Showcase: Hobhouse
July 27, 2020
Hobhouse is a 7,000-square-meter mixed-use development near London’s Trafalgar Square.
Supporting the COVID-19 Response Effort
May 11, 2020
As communities around the world battle the coronavirus pandemic, our engineers, scientists and programmers are lending a hand.
Arter Debuts in Istanbul
October 02, 2019
A new contemporary art gallery, which opened in September 2019, is turning heads in Istanbul.
UK Building Sector Has the Foundations to Reach Net-Zero Target
May 02, 2019
The Committee on Climate Change’s recommendation today that the UK government should commit to a net-zero greenhouse gas target for 2050 is a challenging but necessary target given the realities of climate change.
Key Takeaways from IEA’s Workshop on Materials Trends
April 11, 2018
As the AEC industry steps up the effort to create higher-performing structures, there is an increased focus being placed on reducing the embodied carbon in construction materials.