Goldman Copeland Assoc

We've worked on Grand Central for close to 20 years. This structure, first opened in 1903, is both a New York landmark and one of the city's busiest and most-used structures. Millions of people-from tourists to daily commuters-pass through it each week. The museum is housed in this famous Beaux Arts-style building, the Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House, designed by architect Cass Gilbert. It is a designated National Historic Landmark and a New York City landmark. We managed the MEP design for the restoration and adaptive reuse of this historic structure designed in 1900.

Many design, engineering, and technological disciplines must come together seamlessly to create a structure that endures. A building's systems are replaced and updated many times during its lifecycle, modernizing them to meet higher standards. In our work, we focus on the core of what makes a building serve its occupants: its vital mechanical, life safety, ventilation, plumbing, and energy systems. We built our firm around these services, and we have kept our practice up to date. We've created innovative engineering and energy designs for buildings that are recognized around the world.

The ideal candidates will have proven engineering ability, client liaison experience and a strong interest in career growth. Work will include feasibility studies and condition surveys, detailed design, and technical assistance during the construction phase of projects ranging from high rise commercial properties to hospitals, schools, colleges, theater complexes, transportation facilities and historic renovation projects. Note: Goldman Copeland is not seeking assistance or accepting unsolicited resumes from search firms for employment opportunities with us.