How GIS Can Support Public Safety in Densely Populated Regions H2M Public Safety Market Director Patrick Stone, R.A., LEED AP, and Director of GIS Services Chris Kobos, PMP, GISP, recently wrote an article titled, “How GIS Can Support Public Safety in Densely Populated Regions” that […]
Connecticut’s Shift to Release-Based Cleanup: What Property Owners Should Know H2M Deputy Director of Environmental Services for New England Louis Muratore, LEP, CHMM, recently published an article in New England Real Estate Journal outlining changes to Connecticut’s statewide environmental regulations. The article, titled “Connecticut’s Shift […]
Lessons from Decades of Fire Station Design Members of H2M’s Public Safety Market co-authored an article titled “Lessons from Decades of Fire Station Design” that was published in Firehouse. In the article, the team explores the evolving landscape of fire station design and look ahead to future […]
Why Community Centers Matter for Public Health, Connection H2M Studio Director Raymond Givargis, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, and Senior Architect Herson Suquino, AIA, NCARB, RIBA, recently published an article on community centers in NJBIZ. The article, titled “Why Community Centers Matter for Public Health, Connection,” […]
H2M’s Joel Richardson Featured in “Year in Review” Spotlight H2M Real Estate Deputy Market Director and Civil Engineering Department Manager Joel Richardson, P.E., was recently featured in the New York Real Estate Journal “Year in Review” spotlight for 2025. The annual spotlight showcases some of […]
Security Without Sacrifice H2M Senior Vice President and Director of Operations David Pacheco, AIA, NCARB, recently wrote an article titled “Security Without Sacrifice” that was published in Firehouse. In the article, David discusses the importance of strategically integrating safety features into stations that won’t sacrifice […]
Futureproofing Your Interiors H2M Project Architect Rachael Grodzki, R.A., recently wrote an article titled “Futureproofing Your Interiors” that was published in Firehouse. In her piece, Rachael discusses the importance of futureproofing — or designing with durability, adaptability, and long-term functionality in mind — to ensure […]
Getting the Most Out of Your Fire Station Tour for Design Ideas H2M Senior Project Architect David Sherland, AIA, recently wrote an article titled “Getting the Most Out of Your Fire Station Tour for Design Ideas” that was published in Firehouse. In his piece, David discusses the importance […]
Celebrating America Recycles Day with Laura Feitner Calarco This November 15 marks the 26th annual America Recycles Day, dedicated to promoting sustainable recycling practices in both individual households and across major industries. In recognition of this annual observance, we spoke to Laura Feitner Calarco, P.E. […]
H2M Proudly Supported the Ryder Cup at Iconic Bethpage Black H2M architects + engineers is proud to have supported the 2025 Ryder Cup, recently hosted at the renowned Bethpage Black Golf Course, just minutes from the firm’s headquarters. As a longstanding member of the local […]
H2M Project Featured in “Developing Long Island” Spotlight New York Real Estate Journal recently featured one of H2M’s residential projects in its semiannual “Developing Long Island” spotlight. The spotlight showcases some of the most exciting development projects, both new and anticipated, transforming Nassau and Suffolk […]
H2M’s Tom Stack Named Innovator in Commercial Real Estate New York Real Estate Journal recently included H2M Studio Director Tom Stack, R.A., LEED AP (BD+C), WELL AP, in its annual “Innovators in Commercial Real Estate” spotlight. Every year, the publication honors creative trailblazers carving new […]
H2M Celebrates Archtober with Herson Suquino In recognition of Archtober, New York City’s annual monthlong celebration of architecture, we spoke to the architects at our NYC office about the most meaningful and definitive projects of their careers at H2M thus far. For Senior Architect Herson […]
H2M Spotlight: Welcoming Elisabeth Martin, FAIA Elisabeth Martin, FAIA, will be participating on a panel titled “Concept to Creation: Trends Shaping Construction & Design of Modernized Urban Assets” as part of Bisnow’s New York City State of the Market event on Wednesday, November 19. Visit […]
H2M Celebrates Archtober with Raymond Givargis In recognition of Archtober, New York City’s annual monthlong celebration of architecture, we spoke to the architects at our NYC office about the most meaningful and definitive projects of their careers at H2M thus far. The City of East […]
Fire Station HVAC 101: Make The Right Choice For Your Station H2M Public Safety Market Director Patrick Stone, R.A., LEED AP, and Mechanical Engineer Joseph E. Balicki, P.E., recently wrote an article titled “Fire Station HVAC 101: Making the Right Choice for Your Station” that was published in Firehouse. The article emphasizes the […]
Bringing Class A Experiences to Class B Buildings H2M Director of Private Sector Architecture Kevin Paul, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, CFM, and Department Manager for Civil Engineering Joel Richardson, P.E., recently published an article on office amenities in New York Real Estate Journal. The article, […]
Harborfields Stadium Lighting Project Shines Bright at Ribbon-Cutting Celebration H2M architects + engineers is proud to celebrate the successful completion of a major upgrade at Harborfields Central School District’s athletic field in Greenlawn, NY. On Friday, September 5, the district hosted a vibrant ribbon-cutting ceremony […]
H2M Common Sense Resiliency Article Featured in Florida Fire Service H2M Senior Vice President and Director of Operations David Pacheco, AIA, NCARB, recently wrote an article titled “Common Sense Resiliency in Fire Station Design” that was published in the Florida Fire Chiefs’ Association’s Florida Fire […]
H2M Celebrates Archtober with Christiana Suppa In recognition of Archtober, New York City’s annual monthlong celebration of architecture, we spoke to the architects at our NYC office about the most meaningful and definitive projects of their careers at H2M thus far. The Bristal at Jericho […]
Creating Spaces to Thrive: Oceanside Library’s Reimagined Community Hub H2M Practice Leader for Libraries and Interiors Elisabeth Martin, FAIA, ASID, recently published an article in Architecture New York State, the official publication of the New York State chapter of the American Institute for Architects (AIANYS). […]
H2M Drainage Project Featured in Newsday One of H2M’s prominent projects — drainage improvements and parkland renovations at Whelan Field in Malverne, NY — was recently covered by Newsday. The team, led by Vice President and Civil Engineering Department Manager Matthew Mohlin, P.E., designed drainage […]
H2M’s Michele Pincus Featured in Women in CRE Spotlight H2M Vice President and Real Estate Market Director Michele Pincus, Esq., was recently featured in the New York Real Estate Journal 2025 Women in Commercial Real Estate Spotlight. Each year, the publication honors the most innovative, […]
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 […]
Project Spotlight: Town of Weston Tank Replacement To provide the Town of Weston, CT, with an innovative and cost-effective solution to replace their existing potable water tank, H2M recently installed two underground fiberglass-reinforced polyester (FRP) tanks as part of improvements to the Town’s Ravenwood Water […]
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 […]