Moses Engineers is proud to announce that New Orleans CityBusiness has chosen Lenny Zimmermann for its 2018 Excellence in Construction and Real Estate class, recognizing professionals that have created a positive impact in the areas of investment, jobs created and potential impact in the New Orleans area.
Congrats, Lenny!
Honorees chosen for 2018 ‘Excellence in Construction and Real Estate’ class
The NOPSI Hotel officially opened today with much fanfare. Moses Engineers provided all MEP design services for the hotel, including pool, bars, restaurants, kitchens, meeting rooms, and ballrooms.
$45 Million NOPSI Hotel Opens in CBD“Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, NOPSI Hotel features 217 refined guest rooms – including 76 suites – a lively and regionally inspired restaurant called Public Service, 14,000 square feet of architecturally significant indoor and outdoor meeting space, and a sophisticated rooftop pool and bar named Above the Grid.”
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Readers of New Orleans CityBusiness have chosen Moses Engineers as one of the top engineering firms in the New Orleans area in its 2017 Reader Rankings survey. The results were generated from responses from over 2,300 business professionals from across the New Orleans area.
Moses Engineers is proud to be recognized by New Orleans CityBusiness and its readers. Thank you to everyone who voted.
Announcing the 2017 CityBusiness Reader Rankings
Today, Isidore Newman School began construction of its new state-of-the-art, $15 million Science & Technology Center. Moses Engineers was chosen by Woodard Design + Build to provide MEP design services for the building.
Announcing Newman’s Science & Technology Center
Tulane University, a client of Moses Engineers, was featured by Architectural Digest as one of ten post-Katrina buildings for exemplary energy-efficiency and architectural prowess.
Moses Engineers provided the entire mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection systems for The Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life.
New and Restored Buildings in New Orleans After Hurricane Katrina
Tulane University’s Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life, which will be honored by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) as one of the nation’s top ten buildings in smart environmental design, has drawn national praise for its eco-friendly design.
The LEED Gold Lavin-Bernick Center (LBC) uses environmentally-forward design and innovations to minimize energy usage, including intelligent use of shading and natural lighting, energy-efficient air movement systems, and radiant cooling “water walls” connected to the LBC’s chilled water system, which helps cool the air and acts as a passive dehumidification system.
Lavin-Bernick Center Leads in Green DesignUPDATE 01/13/2009: The Lavin-Bernick Center was among only nine buildings chosen by the AIA to receive the 2009 Institute Honor Award for Architecture. According to AIA spokeswoman Tracy Ostroff, winners are buildings that exude spirit, foster community, display ingenuity, and “tread lightly on the earth and share a commitment to offer sanctuary for building users.”