H2M’s Fire Station Design Article Published in Firehouse H2M Project Architect Rachael Grodzki, R.A., and Senior Project Architect David Sherland, AIA, NCARB, recently wrote an article titled “Designing For Tomorrow’s Fire Station, Today” that was published in Firehouse. The article highlights the importance of adapting […]
H2M Adaptive Reuse Article Featured in Albany Business Review H2M Studio Director Katrina Pacheco, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, MCPPO, recently published an article on adaptive reuse and food deserts in Albany Business Review. The article highlights Bargain Grocery, an affordable grocery store in Troy, NY, […]
H2M Interior Design Article Featured in New England Real Estate Journal New England Real Estate Journal recently featured an article on office interiors by H2M Senior Project Interior Designer Megan Ballato, CID, IIDA, NYSCEO, and Senior Project Architect Christiana Suppa, AIA, NCIDQ. Megan and Christiana’s […]
H2M’s Community Support Article Published in Firehouse Magazine H2M Public Safety Market Practice Leader Dennis Ross, AIA recently wrote an article titled “Developing and Building Community Support for New Fire Stations” that was published in Firehouse. The article outlines essential strategies to secure funding for public […]
NJBIZ Features H2M Article on Building Decarbonization Electrical Engineering Department Manager Anthony Kim, P.E., recently authored an article in NJBIZ about how real estate owners and developers can improve energy efficiency in their properties and meet New Jersey’s ambitious climate goals. The article, titled “How […]
H2M Article on MS4 Compliance Featured in Municipal Matters The New York State Conference of Mayors and Municipal Officials (NYCOM) recently published a stormwater management article by H2M Environmental Planner Angelica Apolinaris in the most recent issue of its official publication, Municipal Matters. Founded in […]
NJ League of Municipalities Publishes H2M Historic Preservation Article NJ Municipalities, the official publication of the New Jersey League of Municipalities, recently published an article on historic preservation planning by H2M Practice Leader for Land Use Planning Sanyogita Chavan, PP, AICP, and City of Jersey […]
H2M’s Innovative Spaces Article Published in Firehouse H2M Public Safety Market Director Patrick Stone, R.A., LEED AP recently wrote an article titled “Benefits of Innovative Spaces in Today’s Fire Stations” that was published in Firehouse. The article emphasizes the importance of fire stations as a […]
H2M’s Nicholas Bono Talks Suffolk Sewer Systems with Long Island Business News Long Island Business News recently spoke to H2M Deputy Discipline Director of Wastewater Engineering Nicholas Bono, P.E., about Suffolk County’s ongoing transition from septic tanks to sewer systems. Long Island’s growing sewer systems […]
H2M’s Local Law 97 Article Published in New York Real Estate Journal New York Real Estate Journal recently published an article on New York City’s Local Law 97, a set of regulations designed to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions produced by the city’s largest buildings […]
NYS Distributes Grants for Modernizing Public Safety Answering Points Earlier this year, New York State Governor Kathy Hochul announced that $55 million in noncompetitive reimbursement grants would be available to improve emergency response communications systems throughout the state. The goal of the funding is to […]
Project Spotlight: Borough of Metuchen Emergency Services Center The Borough of Metuchen Fire Department is currently operating out of a building that is more than 100 years old. Pieced together as three separate buildings with floor plates at different elevations, the existing building on Main […]
H2M Featured in New York Real Estate Journal’s 2024 Year in Review H2M’s Assistant Vice President and Real Estate Market Director Michele Pincus, Esq., recently contributed her expertise to the New York Real Estate Journal’s 2024 Year in Review. The annual spotlight showcases some of […]
H2M Announces Contributions to Local and National Non-Profits H2M architects + engineers (H2M) recently donated to several local and national non-profits from the proceeds of a charity raffle at their annual holiday party in December, with H2M matching 100% of the funds. Representatives from Together […]
EPA Issues Enforcement Alert for Lead-Based Paint This past October, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) published an enforcement alert about the Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Rule. Recent violations of the RRP have led the EPA to enact civil and criminal enforcement actions. The […]
Project Spotlight: Event Hall Addition at Sisters of Charity of St. Elizabeth H2M recently completed a brand-new, all-purpose event center addition to the Administration Building on the Sisters of Charity of St. Elizabeth campus in Morris Township, NJ. The addition spans 5,000 square feet, with […]
H2M’s Contamination Control Design Article Published in Fire News Public Safety Market Director Patrick Stone, R.A., LEED AP recently wrote an article titled “Contamination Control Design,” which was published in the special Cancer in the Fire Service issue of Fire News. Thoughtful architectural design can […]
Project Spotlight: New Fire Station for Friendship Engine and Hose Company Originally built in 1931, the Friendship Engine and Hose Company’s existing firehouse faced a long list of design challenges. Modern fire apparatus could not fit through the bay doors, forcing the Company to purchase […]
H2M architects + engineers Acquires CA RICH Environmental Specialists H2M architects + engineers (H2M) is pleased to announce the acquisition of CA RICH Environmental Consultants as of September 30, 2024. Established in 1982 and based in Plainview, NY, CA RICH is a leading environmental firm […]
H2M Announces Southeast Florida Expansion H2M architects + engineers recently announced an expansion into Southeast Florida with a new office in Boca Raton—the latest in a series of Florida locations for the award-winning multidisciplinary consulting and design firm. The new office is H2M’s fourth in […]
Project Spotlight: Greenfield Fire Department Main Station The Greenfield Fire Department in Greenfield, MA needed a new headquarters. The Department spent many years planning a new station and searching for the perfect site. However, before the Department could find a new location, the historic library […]
H2M’s Expanded Presence in Florida H2M architects + engineers (H2M) has expanded into the Florida region. This expansion represents a significant milestone in our company’s history and marks a new chapter of growth and opportunity. The foundation of our success over the past 90 years […]
Project Spotlight: SUNY Stony Brook Tabler Performing Arts Center HVAC Replacement The Tabler Performing Arts Center is a building on the campus of SUNY Stony Brook which houses instructional spaces, practice rooms, studios, offices, meeting and conference rooms, a 4,000-square-foot performing arts theater, and a […]
PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: Dormitory Authority of the State of New York SUNY Purchase Courtyard Rehabilitation SUNY Purchase’s “Quad” is an outdoor green gathering space shaped by the surrounding four campus residence halls which serve roughly 1,200 students. H2M provided landscape architecture, electrical engineering, and construction administration […]
Practice Leader Dennis Ross quoted in Firehouse Magazine Firehouse Magazine quoted H2M’s Practice Leader Dennis Ross, AIA, in a recent article titled, “Eight Station Design Conference Takeaways.” In the article, Ross summarized the process of designing a new public safety facility. Learn more about these […]
H2M Clients Pass School District Bond Referenda H2M architects + engineers is proud to have supported several of our school district clients through the bond referenda process. This past school year, three communities successfully passed bonds to improve facilities across their respective districts. Harrison Central […]
Bargain Grocery Project Spotlight Compassion Coalition, First Columbia Real Estate, H2M architects + engineers, and Bette & Cring Construction recently cut the ribbon with the help of New York State Lieutenant Governor Delgado, U.S. Congressman Paul Tonko, New York State Assemblyman John McDonald, Troy Mayor […]
H2M Education Market Deputy Director Graduates from Energeia Partnership Program H2M architects + engineers’ Education Market Deputy Director and Vice President Michael Lantier, P.E., recently graduated from Molloy University’s Energeia Partnership program. Also known as the Academy for Regional Stewardship, this program unites leaders across […]
H2M Hosts Open House At New White Plains Office White Plains, NY – H2M architects + engineers celebrated the opening of its new regional Westchester office in White Plains with an open house event. Members of the press were invited to attend. Prior to the […]
Doing Things Right, Doing Right Things: The Story Behind Princeton’s EMS/Rescue Station The Princeton First Aid and Rescue Squad (PFARS) is a combined paid and volunteer rescue/emergency medical service (EMS) squad that serves more than 30,000 people in Princeton, New Jersey. H2M architects + engineers […]
Project Spotlight: Thiells-Roseville Fire Headquarters On March 11, the Thiells-Roseville Fire District held a community meeting to discuss a $24 million bond proposal for a new volunteer headquarters. The H2M team presented floor plans and renderings for the proposed new headquarters facility that would satisfy […]
Navigating the Changing Landscape of PFAS Regulation: Updates from the EPA and State Initiatives “The EPA has taken several steps to use Clean Water Act permitting and regulatory authorities to restrict PFAS—including developing rules under the Effluent Limitations Guidelines program to limit PFAS discharges to […]