Station Yards

Station Yards

Transit-Oriented Development

Ronkonkoma, NY

H2M architects + engineers has supported TRITEC Real Estate Company on multiple phases of Station Yards, a mixed-use transit-oriented development centered around the Ronkonkoma Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) Station.

When fully built out, Station Yards will include up to 1,450 residential units, approximately 195,000 square feet of retail, 360,000 square feet of office space, structured and below-grade parking, public plazas, and extensive infrastructure improvements directly integrated with the LIRR station and surrounding roadway network. The project represents one of the most significant transit-oriented development initiatives on Long Island, transforming approximately 53 acres of underutilized land into a vibrant residential, commercial, and transportation hub.

The scope of H2M’s professional services, past and present, include:

Civil Engineering & Site Development

  • Master planning
  • Site planning and engineering (grading & drainage, utility coordination)
  • Design of water supply and wastewater collection infrastructure improvements
  • Roadway reconstruction and realignment
  • Off-site traffic mitigation improvements
  • Permitting approvals and coordination with state and local agencies

Environmental Planning

  • SEQRA documentation

Architecture

  • Master planning & schematic building design

Landscape Architecture

  • Residential courtyard & outdoor amenity design
  • Streetscapes design

MEP & Fire Protection Engineering

  • Building systems for retail, office, and multifamily residential occupancies
  • Fire protection and life safety systems
  • Utility coordination
  • Sustainability support, including LEED-oriented design strategies

Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Infrastructure

  • EV charging design for a five-level garage (~893 spaces) and below-grade parking (~305 spaces)
  • Infrastructure sized to allow additional 20 percent capacity without major upgrades

Construction Coordination

  • Interdisciplinary coordination across civil, MEP, and landscape architectural teams
  • Utility coordination
  • Technical assistance during phased construction activities

Awards
2024: ASCE LIB – Transit Oriented Development Award
2025: ACEC New York – Platinum Award