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New Grid Shell Design Method ExplainedDecember 16, 2025
New research from Thornton Tomasetti and the University of Tokyo introduces a faster, architect-friendly method for designing complex grid shell structures.
2021 Charitable Giving Update
June 20, 2022
In 2021, Thornton Tomasetti, Inc., gave $305,129 to help educate the next generation of AEC professionals, provide physical infrastructure to underserved communities, and support a variety of charities that are doing good work in our communities.
2021 Community Service Update
June 20, 2022
Community service challenges our people to grow and helps build relationships in the communities where we live and work.
2021 Progress Report: Sustainable Operations
June 20, 2022
We track several indicators that show progress toward achieving our sustainable-operations goals.
2021 Green Offices Update
June 20, 2022
As part of our commitment to achieving carbon-neutral operations, we design our new offices and major renovations according to green-building principles and implement energy-efficiency upgrades to existing offices.
2021 Emissions Update
June 20, 2022
We’re committed to achieving carbon-neutral business operations by 2030. We established this goal in 2012, and since then have been reaching our targets by reducing energy use wherever possible and offsetting emissions for business-critical activities.
2021 Progress Report: Our Good Work
June 20, 2022
We track several indicators that show progress toward our goals for socially responsible and sustainable projects.
Trust & Partnership: MWBE as It Should Be
June 20, 2022
Our Washington, D.C., office has partnered with small, woman-owned structural firm A+F Engineers on more than 12 projects over 17 years. Representatives of both recently sat down to discuss their experience together.
Embodied Carbon: New Tools, New Targets
June 20, 2022
Spurred by the Carbon Leadership Forum’s (CLF) Structural Engineers 2050 Challenge, more companies are recognizing the importance of minimizing embodied carbon (EC).