Tim Santi

Walter P Moore, Senior Principal | Atlanta, United States

About

MS in CE, Purdue University, 1996; BS in CE, Texas Tech University, 1995

Mr. Santi has over 24 years of experience in structural engineering and is a Senior Principal with Walter P. Moore. In addition to extensive domestic and international experience with high-rise buildings and long span structures, he leads Business Development for his office and in his region and serves as Principal-in-Charge on some of the firm’s most complex and high-profile projects.

Currently, Tim oversees the firm’s tall building and commercial practice, and is highly involved in several other key markets as well. He has led the structural engineering design for a number of high-rise projects including Shanghai World Financial Center, Shanghai; Two International Finance Centre, Hong Kong; Signature Tower, Nashville; Country Club Twin Towers, Panama City; and PIF Tower, Riyadh.

Tim Santi

CTBUH Designated Expert

CTBUH Roles

City Representative, Atlanta (2012)

Awards Structural Engineering Jury (Chair 2022)

Working Group: Building Damping Technologies (2015 – 2018)

Working Group: LCA of Structural Systems (2013 – 2015)

CTBUH Initiatives

What Makes Tall, Tall

What Makes Tall, Tall

29 September 2015

What Makes Tall, Tall

What Makes Tall, Tall

29 September 2015

First Meeting for CTBUH Damping Technologies Research

First Meeting for CTBUH Damping Technologies Research

19 May 2015

CTBUH Initiatives

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29 September 2015

What Makes Tall, Tall

Join CTBUH Atlanta for a discussion on the primary design and construction considerations unique to high-rise development.

29 September 2015

What Makes Tall, Tall

CTBUH Atlanta recently hosted an event focusing on the design and construction criteria unique to tall buildings, asking what makes tall, tall?

19 May 2015

First Meeting for CTBUH Damping Technologies Research

More than 40 industry and academic experts convened at CTBUH Chicago to mark the launch of the Bouygues Construction-funded damping initiative.

31 March 2015

Vertical Communities: The Future of Sustainable Atlanta

CTBUH Atlanta is hosting their inaugural event. The event will consist of networking followed by a paneled roundtable discussion on the future of Atlanta.

31 March 2015

CTBUH Atlanta Hosts Vertical Communities Panel Discussion

CTBUH Atlanta hosted its inaugural event, a lively roundtable discussion featuring a cross-section of leaders in Atlanta’s development community

9 January 2013

Key Stakeholders Meet to Launch Life Cycle Research Project

ArcelorMittal funded research project: “A Whole Life Cycle Assessment of the Sustainable Aspects of Structural Systems in Tall Buildings” launched and met for the first time in Chicago.