EP Engineering has provided a comprehensive “Energy Efficiency Report” (EER) for this 18-story, 54,000 square foot, building. The EER documented the building’s current energy usage and areas for improvement & energy savings. The 9-month process included inspecting the condition and performance of all, building maintained, HVAC, Plumbing …Read More
Hunter College is one of the oldest public colleges in the United States. It found its home at Park Ave, its main campus location, in 1873. A recent renovation was performed on the 6th floor auditorium for an updated lecture hall. EP Engineering was responsible for new …Read More
The Knickerbocker Club is the first gentlemen’s club in New York City, dating back to the Civil War. A recent project at their facility included renovating the cellar for wine tasting events and special storage for the organizations many vintages. Read More
121 Inflight has opened their newest catering facility near JFK airport. This is their 3rd location, offering full service in-flight catering and many additional services including catering on the ground, international cuisine, foreign & domestic newspapers, ground transportation and much more. EP designed all new MEP systems …Read More
Queens Library has implemented another customer service module renovation, this time at the Bayside branch location. Built in 1964, this existing one-story library is one of the largest in the system. The renovation involved cosmetic upgrades to the entire branch and layout revisions for new spatial programming. …Read More
Tijuana Picnic offers unique and original Mexican dishes, with Asian accents, served in a casual and fun atmosphere. The colorful 3,800 square foot restaurant was converted from an existing comedy club space, which presented many challenges. EP Engineering worked with the architect, kitchen consultant and contractor to …Read More
Buell Hall is the oldest building on the Morningside campus at Columbia University. Built in 1885, it is home to the oldest French cultural center in the US, La Maison Francaise. A recent renovation was performed on the ground floor Ross Galleries for art and architecture. EP …Read More
The USS Intrepid, built during World War II, acted as an aircraft, attack, and antisubmarine carrier in several military campaigns and was the recovery ship for the Mercury and Gemini space missions. Decommissioned in 1974, it eventually became the foundation of the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum in New …Read More
The Flushing Community Library is the largest in the Queens system and the busiest in the country, with over 5,000 visitors per day. The latest move in library technology is towards RFID tags, which make the tracking and lending of books more stream- lined than ever before. …Read More
Known for its fossils, Cambria Heights - named after the “Cambrian” Era - digs up a new gem with the renovation of a new 4,000 square foot teen center. Located in a small town in Eastern Queens, the Cambria Heights Community Library has completed work on renovating …Read More
