MEP Engineering News

Co-Ops Gain Hands-On, Professional MEP Design Engineering Experience

Peter Basso Associates (PBA), Michigan’s largest MEP consulting-only organization, is pleased to announce the recent hiring of three returning summer term co-ops: Kody Rhodes, Jacob Killian and Yatharth Bansal.

Topics: Recent News, K-12, MEP, Higher Ed, New Hires, Healthcare, Co-Op, MEP Engineering

Peter Basso Associates (PBA), Michigan’s largest MEP consulting-only organization, is pleased to announce the recent hiring of full-time electrical engineers Sarmad Shaman and Nicholas Polega.

Topics: Recent News, MEP, University, Higher Ed, New Hires, Healthcare, Co-Op, MEP Engineering

Winter Term Co-Ops Will Continue to Gain Hands-On, Professional MEP Design Engineering Experience

Peter Basso Associates (PBA), Michigan’s largest MEP consulting-only organization, is pleased to announce its winter term co-ops: Erin Hintz, Nicholas Polega, Vladimir Runde and Sarmad Shaman.

Topics: Recent News, MEP, Higher Ed, New Hires, Healthcare, Co-Op, MEP Engineering

PBA Continues to Strengthen its Leadership

Peter Basso Associates (PBA), Michigan’s largest MEP consulting-only organization, is pleased to announce four promotions.

Topics: Recent News, K-12, Commissioning, Education, Mechanical, Office, K12, MEP, University, ASHRAE, Higher Ed, Industrial, Electrical Engineering, MEP Engineering, Promotion

Co-Ops to Gain Hands-On, Professional MEP Design Engineering Experience

Peter Basso Associates (PBA), Michigan’s largest MEP consulting-only organization, is pleased to announce the recent hiring of Erin Hintz, Nicholas Polega, Vladimir Runde, Sarmad Shaman and Brendan Philpot.

Topics: Recent News, K-12, Office, MEP, University, ASHRAE, Higher Ed, New Hires, Healthcare, Co-Op, MEP Engineering

Co-Ops to Experience Hands-On, Professional MEP Design Engineering  Experience

Peter Basso Associates (PBA), Michigan’s largest MEP engineering organization, is pleased to announce seven summer term co-ops.

Topics: Recent News, K-12, Office, MEP, University, ASHRAE, Higher Ed, New Hires, Healthcare, Co-Op, MEP Engineering

Two Additional PBA Projects Nominated

The University of Michigan's Athletics South Competition and Performance project, with MEP engineering design and architectural lighting design by Peter Basso Associates, has won a Pyramid Award from the Washtenaw Contractors Association (WCA) for Best Project Team for Projects Over $25 Million. Additional PBA project nominees included The University of Michigan Medical Science Building 2 Clinical Simulation Suite and Michigan State University's Federal Credit Union Headquarters 2 (PBA provided commissioning services).

Topics: Recent News, Commissioning, MEP, University, Award, ASHRAE, Higher Ed, Healthcare, Architectural Lighting Design, Athletic Facilities, MEP Engineering, LED Lighting

PBA Provided MEP Engineering and Architectural Lighting Design for First "Pod Style" Residence Halls in Michigan

Peter Basso Associates, Michigan’s largest MEP consulting-only organization, provided MEP engineering design and architectural lighting design services for the $48 million Western Michigan University's Western Heights housing complex in Kalamazoo, MI, that recently achieved LEED Gold by the United States Green Building Council (USGBC).

Topics: LEED, Housing, MEP, Higher Ed, Architectural Lighting Design, Green Design

Joe Seidl, PE, will be presenting on the subject of upgrading strategies for energy efficiency, capacity, and added procedure space along with Michigan State University's, Sue Hopper, PE October 17 and 18 at the Tradeline conference in Scottsdale, AZ.

Topics: Higher Ed, Tradeline Conference, Animal Facilities

Peter Basso Associates (PBA) would like to welcome mechanical designer, Seth White. White has joined PBA's higher education group and will work closely with the project team members in the technical production and management of higher education projects.

Topics: Recent News, Higher Ed, New Hires

MEP engineering and architectural lighting design for student center renovation

FSU was interested in significantly upgrading it’s existing student center into an iconic architectural showpiece that would serve as a gathering space for students by providing comfortable places to meet, relax, study and socialize.

Topics: Lighting, Housing-Food, LEED, MEP, University, Higher Ed