Richard Tomasetti
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 Richard Tomasetti    (structural engineer) | |
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| Alma mater | New York University, Manhattan College |
Structural engineer reportedly behind the unprecedented and widely criticized decision to destroy most of the WTC steel evidence after 911. | |
Richard Tomasetti is a structural engineer. He was partner of Charles Thornton in Thornton Tomasetti until 2007, when he changed to advisor to its board of directors. [1]
Career
Tomasetti has 45 years of global experience as a structural engineer. His work includes a variety of major projects — from the design of the World Financial Center in New York City and Plaza 66 in Shanghai, China, toPittsburgh’s Mellon Bank building and Taipei 101 in Taiwan. [1]
9/11
He led New York City’s engineering support for search, rescue and cleanup following the World Trade Center disaster in 2001.[1]
He was reportedly behind the unprecedented and widely criticized decision to destroy most of the WTC steel evidence.[2]
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