| 2008 | M/E Engineering helped to sponsor SWBR Architects for Canstruction where architects, engineers, contractors and students compete to design and build giant structures made entirely from full cans of food. At the close of the competition, all food from the Rochester competition will be donated to the Rochester Food Link. |
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| The Rochester Business Alliance ranks M/E Engineering 17th among the Top 100 Fastest Growing Rochester Companies in 2007. |  |
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| 2008 Consulting-Specifying Engineer Giants Report ranks M/E Engineering 46th of the top 100 U.S. design firms based on revenue. (Click to view list) | |||
| M/E Engineering was part of the design team that was awarded the Excellence in Historic Preservation Award from the Preservation League of New York for the Proctors Theatre which is located in downtown Schenectady, New York (click to view Excellence in Historic Preservation Award). | |||
| M/E ranks 30th among engineerig firms in revenue for 2008 in the Building Design & Construction's Giants 300 (click to view Giants ranking list). | |||
| M/E Engineering, P.C. Celebrates Another Successful Year of Continued Growth (click to view article). | |||
| 2007 | M/E Engineering, P.C. was named the 2007 BE Awards Excellence Winner for the The Biomedical Engineering and Optics building at the University of Rochester. This is a 95,000 square-foot teaching/research facility. The five-story structure includes laboratories, offices, and lecture halls surrounding an atrium, and its design incorporated a green building methodology for laboratories to enhance performance and efficiency. BIM enabled the complete coordination and redesign of a space-challenged mechanical penthouse with a curved roof structure. M/E Engineering's design team used Microstation for the modeling of spaces and mechanical systems. The 3D PDFs generated were shared with other team members and contractors for coordination and production of shop drawings. Bentley Building Mechanical Systems were used to model the atrium and its associated mechanical systems. Click to view M/E Engineering, P.C. awarded 2007 BE Awards of Excellence |
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| M/E Engineering has been named one of the Honorees for the Inc. 5,000 which is a list of America's fastest growing private companies. Click to view Inc. 5000, The Fastest Growing Private Companies in America, Listing |
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M/E Engineering was granted full service provider status by the Building Commissioning Association. | ||
| M/E Engineering was certified as an ENERGY STAR® Partner by the United States Department of Energy. |  |
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| M/E Engineering was part of the design team that was awarded the 2007 Design for Excellence Award from the American Institute of Architects for the Strong National Museum of Play. [Vew Article] | |||
| M/E Engineering was awarded the 2007 Harley Hill Excellence in Lighting Award from the Illuminating Engineering Society for Unity Hospital Emergency Department Expansion. [View Article] | |||
| 2006 | The Rochester Business Alliance ranks M/E Engineering among the Top 100 Fastest Growing Rochester Companies in 2006 | ||
| New York Real Estate Journal "The New Eastside YMCA." [View Article] June 2006 | |||
| Central New York Business Journal, "Specialized Services sustain M/E Engineering" [View Article] May 12, 2006 | |||
| Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, "Behind the Top 100: Sticking to specialty sets M/E Engineering apart" [ View Article] April 22, 2006 | |||
| M/E Introduces CAES Group [View Details] | |||
| M/E Engineering was part of the design team that was awarded the 2006 Design for Excellence Award from the American Institute of Architects for the St. Ann's Community - Cherry Ridge. [View Details] | |||
| M/E Engineering was part of the design team that was awarded the 2006 Design for Excellence Award from the American Institute of Architects for the Hobart & William Smith Colleges - North & South Residence Halls. [View Details] | |||
| M/E Engineering was part of the design team that was awarded the 2006 Design for Excellence Award from the American Institute of Architects for the Sacred Heart Cathedral. [View Details] | |||
| M/E Engineering was awarded the 2006 Harley Hill Excellence in Lighting Award from the Illuminating Engineering Society for UofR Omega EP Project. [View Details] | |||
| 2005 | M/E Engineering was awarded in May of 2005 the BE Award of Excellence for BIM for Building Engineering for the work on the University of Rochester Omega EP Addition at the Laboratory for Laser Energetics. This award is by Bently Systems, Inc. | ||
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2005 Consulting-Specifying Engineer Giants Report ranks M/E Engineering 51st of the top 100 U.S. design firms based on revenue. | ||
| M/E ranks 34th among engineering firms in revenue for 2005 in Building Design & Construction’s Giants 300. | |||
| The Rochester Business Alliance ranks M/E Engineering among the Top 100 Fastest Growing Rochester Companies in 2005. | |||
| M/E Engineering Capital District office relocated to larger space at 10 Airline Drive, Albany, NY | |||
2004 |
M/E Engineering opens Syracuse office [View details] | ||
| Douglas Rose nominated for international Bentley Award of Excellence for University of Rochester Laser Laboratory mechanical system 3-D model. [View Details] | |||
| M/E Engineering relocates Capital District office to larger space at 7 Washington Square, Albany, NY | |||
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Rochester Institute of Technology names M/E Engineering President Al Casey the 2004 Kate Gleason College of Engineering Distinguished Alumnus. Click on image at right for more details. |
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| 2003 | M/E Engineering opens Capital District office located on Jay Street, Schenectady, NY | ||
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RIT’s The University Magazine features M/E Engineering. (Click image on left to view) | ||
| Initiative for a Competitive Inner City and Inc. Magazine name M/E to its Inner City 100 list as one of the nation’s fastest-growing privately-held businesses in America's urban core. |  |
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2002 |
Zweig White names M/E to its Hot Firms list of 100 fastest growing privately-held architectural, engineering and planning firms in U.S. for the second time. |
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| The Rochester Business Alliance ranks M/E Engineering among the Top 100 Fastest Growing Rochester Companies in 2002. | |||
| M/E Engineering moves its Rochester office to 150 North Chestnut Street. | |||
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M/E Engineering featured in Rochester Business Journal article, "Engineer Designs: A Road To Rapid Growth" (pdf format). Zweig White names M/E Engineering to its Hot Firms list of 100 fastest growing privately-held architectural, engineering and planning firms in U.S. |
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| The Rochester Business Alliance ranks M/E Engineering among the Top 100 Fastest Growing Rochester Companies in 2001. | |||
2000 |
M/E Engineering was part of the design team that was awarded the 2000 Design for Excellence Award from the American Institute of Architects for the Monroe County Ebenezer Watts House Design. [View Details] | ||
| M/E Engineering was part of the design team that was awarded the 2000 Design for Excellence Award from the American Institute of Architects for the DePaul Edgerton Square Design. [View Details] | |||
| The Rochester business Alliance ranks M/E Engineering among the Top 100 Fastest Growing Rochester Companies in 2000. | |||
1999 |
M/E Engineering acquires assets of WKB&W and moves the Buffalo office to Waterfront Village Center. | ||
| M/E Engineering was part of the design team that was awarded the 1999 Design for Excellence Award from the American Institute of Architects for the Wyoming County Office Building. [View Details] | |||
| 1998 | M/E Engineering was part of the design team that was awarded the 1998 Design for Excellence Award from the American Institute of Architects for the Bausch & Lomb Building Central Library. [View Details] | ||