Meet HEA's Robert Haney! He is a Field Engineer II and was recently selected as an Employee of the Month! Here's a quick Q/A with him: What’s on your bucket list? To attend Oktoberfest in Germany (Sadly this was supposed to be checked off... Read More

Photo caption: Brad Zeamer, his wife Tammy, granddaughters Baylee and twins Parker & Payton! This is my favorite recipe because…when it comes to Holiday Cheer nothing says it like Eggnog! Homemade Eggnog (21+) Recipe: Beat 12 egg... Read More

MCE shares his favorite holiday turkey with stuffing recipe! It is simple, satisfying and delicious. Ingredients 2 loaves Italian bread (2 pounds), crusts removed and bread cut into 3/4-inch cubes (20 cups) 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive... Read More

Horizon Engineering Associates, LLP (HEA) was hired to provide building enclosure commissioning services for a multi-million-dollar new surgical pavilion project. Now complete, the new two-story, 82,000 sf building houses 14 operating suites, all... Read More

Local Law 33 of 2018 is in the spotlight, as the deadline to post placards has recently passed (October 31, 2020). But, what exactly is this NYC ordinance? Local Law 33 of 2018 amended the Administrative Code of the City of New York in relation to... Read More

Meet HEA's Brittany English! She is our LEED Project Coordinator and was recently selected as an Employee of the Month! Here's a quick Q/A with her: What’s on your bucket list? To hike the 14’ers of Colorado. What is your favorite meal? My... Read More

Meet HEA's Iris Greges! She is our Communications Specialist working out of our remote Hawaii office and was recently selected as an Employee of the Month! Here's a quick Q/A with her: What’s on your bucket list? Visit Barcelona for the... Read More

This year marks HEA's 25th Anniversary! To celebrate, we're sharing some insights from Founder and Senior Partner, Michael C. English. What makes you most optimistic about the future of HEA? The way we are positioned in the market. We are... Read More

We are pleased to announce a new service offering aimed at helping building owners mitigate their Local Law 97 (LL97) fines. LL97 sets limits to the emission intensity allowed for approximately 57,000 buildings in New York City that have over 25,000 ... Read More