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Cipriani Residences Miami Tops OutJuly 29, 2026
Cipriani Residences Miami has topped out at 950 feet, becoming Florida’s tallest tower.
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Back to the Great IndoorsJuly 06, 2021
As people start settling into our new headquarters, they can do so with confidence, knowing that the space carries the International WELL Building Institute’s WELL Health-Safety Rating.
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Roundtable Discussion: A New Rx for BuildingsApril 07, 2021
What did the COVID-19 pandemic teach us about changing the design and function of buildings to help make them healthier and safer for occupants?
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Adaptive Reuse, Issue #2: A Path to Carbon NeutralityMarch 02, 2021
As the UK plans for a low-carbon future, the reuse of existing buildings will be essential for achieving sustainability targets.
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Adaptive Reuse, Issue #1: How To Navigate Recent U.K. Legislation ChangesJanuary 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.
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High Fidelity Modeling of Hail Impact on Metal RoofsAugust 20, 2020
Hail storms pose substantial risks to property and an array of challenges to various stakeholders, including insurance companies, roof manufacturers, and owners and design teams making decisions on the serviceability of exterior materials. This paper introduces an analytical model that can simulate hail impact (see also simulation videos).
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JASSO Wins Prestigious Institute of Physics Business Innovation AwardJuly 12, 2020
Thornton Tomasetti has received the 2020 Institute of Physics (IOP) Business Innovation Award for its JASSO machine.
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Modeling The Human HeartJuly 01, 2019
In the heart of Silicon Valley, a team from our Applied Science practice is crossing disciplinary boundaries, applying their engineering expertise to aid in the advancement of medical science.
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Deflection of in-span hinges in prestressed concrete box girder bridges during constructionJanuary 15, 2017
Multi-span cast-in-place (CIP) post-tensioned concrete (PS) box girder bridges undergo upward deflection (curl) at hinges due to post-tensioning forces. Adjustments in falsework height are often necessary in the field to address the curl and avoid bumps, which cause traffic safety concerns and present a road hazard. A current method to estimate hinge curl has often led to results that are significantly different than those measured in the field thus causing construction delays and costly change orders.