Congratulations to Project Engineer Sena Kizildemir, named one of Professional Women in Construction New York's 20 Under 40! Sena’s advanced modeling of structural behavior under extreme events is helping shape safer, more resilient infrastructure: https://t.co/a1yuzsf1sh

The strategies behind Stonecutter’s delivery will be the focus of a @CityArchForum tour on 13 November. @ttinc's Technical Director Eddie Jump will join project partners from @Core_London and @tpbennettllp for the event:

Stonecutter, a 13-storey office in the City of London, sets a new bar for sustainable development. Built on existing foundations with low-carbon materials, it achieved an embodied carbon score below the London Plan’s target—the lowest for a major new build in the Square Mile.

Today, November 11th, marks what would be our daughter Sybil's 7th birthday. It has been nearly 2 years since she passed and not a day goes by without thinking of her and missing her smile, her curls, her bright light. We’ve spent the past two years focusing on family,

LEED v5 marks an evolution in sustainable design—expanding beyond efficiency to include whole life carbon, circularity, user experience and climate resilience. @ttinc's experts guide clients through certification or custom frameworks. See what’s ahead: https://t.co/41y2P613ee

The birthplace of American horse racing is entering a new era. @ttinc joined @Populous, @AECOMTishman, @TheNYRA and @GovKathyHochul to celebrate the topping out of Belmont Park in Elmont, NY. We provided structural and façade services for the project. https://t.co/o6vHr3mCRa

For over 30 years, @ttinc has supported the next generation of AEC leaders through the @ACEMentor Program—created by our co-founder, Charles Thornton. This #ACEDayofAction2025, we celebrate our mentors, who call the program a win-win for mentors and students alike.

Microgrids offer a way to improve resilience, cut costs and gain energy independence while reducing a facility’s carbon footprint. @ttinc's Emily Kunkel and Hiva Nasiri discuss the benefits of microgrids and key design considerations with @Facilities_NFMT. https://t.co/JcLcLU9q0C

Tall buildings define skylines, but it’s often the ground levels that shape communities. At the @CTBUH 2025 International Conference we’ll explore how design can create resilient, inclusive cities & share insights on equity, sustainability, innovation & lessons from Jeddah Tower.

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The @RouxInstitute is raising the bar for sustainable design. The all-electric campus, now under construction, is targeting 25% carbon savings and 20% improvement in energy performance. @ttinc is collaborating with @cambridgeseven on the project. https://t.co/AgTufSD5bA

Reducing the carbon footprint of building materials is both a challenge and an opportunity. This week, @ttinc’s Scott Schneider will join a #ClimateWeekNYC panel to discuss how user-led innovation can lower emissions from concrete: https://t.co/O8HJUo2zUd

A landslide in his hometown in Bolivia inspired Guery Quispe’s engineering journey. Now a senior structural engineer in @ttinc's Forensics practice, he investigates failures, mentors future engineers and helped build a bridge in Rwanda. Watch his story. #WhyThorntonTomasetti

Today is #SkyscraperDay, a celebration of the towers that define skylines and the engineering that brings them to life. At @ttinc, we’ve helped make some of the world’s tallest and most innovative buildings a reality. Here are a few fun facts about them to help ring in the day.

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Other cities may have more skyscrapers, but Milwaukee has the world’s tallest mass timber building. In the new season of “How Did They Build That?” on @SmithsonianChan, @ttinc’s Jordan Komp discusses how Ascent tower pushed the boundaries of design: https://t.co/PmyUOphWJt

Nearly 122 years ago, the Wright brothers’ first powered flight changed the course of history. On #NationalAviationDay, we recognize the industry that now connects 3 million people in the U.S. daily and @ttinc’s role in supporting the facilities behind it. https://t.co/z2xqSY5E3o

Summer is concert season, and there’s a lot happening behind the scenes to make sure a show runs smoothly and safely. @ttinc's rigging experts have provided load evaluation services for everything from sound systems to Jumbotrons used by today’s top acts. https://t.co/jgvxGiHjOP

From housing to higher education and cultural institutions, mass timber is gaining ground across sectors in Maine. In an article in @Mainebiz, @ttinc's Paul Becker discusses what’s behind this momentum.

As workplace threats evolve, keeping people safe starts before anyone walks through the door. Risk mitigation should be built into the building's design. @ttinc's Peggy Phillips talks to @FastCompany about approaches for creating welcoming and safe spaces. https://t.co/0PJpU9XXT4

From extreme weather events to power grid instability, facility managers need to be ready for the unexpected. In @Facilities_NFMT, @ttinc's Elisa Paone and Barbara Gao share strategies for assessing risk and developing a framework for building resilience.

Congrats to @ttinc's Melissa Hertel, who has been named a Top Women in Maritime Award winner! Melissa is one of 20 honorees selected by Marine Log magazine for their achievements and contributions in shaping the future of the maritime industry. https://t.co/ek6G0RmLYD

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Happy #NationalInternDay2025! This summer, @ttinc is hosting 130+ interns across 25 offices and 12 practices. From structural engineering to sustainability, they're bringing fresh ideas, gaining hands-on experience & building connections. Here's what they had to say.