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Elevating Care: Northwell Health Unveils New Women’s Multispecialty Center in Manorville

Northwell Health has officially expanded its footprint on Long Island with the opening of a new Women’s Multispecialty Center in Manorville. This 10,000-square-foot facility is designed to provide a “one-stop-shop” for women’s healthcare, reducing the need for patients to travel to multiple locations for different specialists. Specialized Services at Manorville The new facility brings together […]


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All-Electric Hydronic Conversion and Heat Recovery System for Verizon: Rethinking how Energy is Used

The recently completed retrofit at 360 Bridge Street in Brooklyn is a 400,000 sq. ft. telecommunications hub operated by Verizon. This project worked on by Emtec Consulting Engineers serves as a masterclass in how massive, energy-intensive facilities can achieve full electrification through heat recovery. Historically, this seven-story landmark faced a common industrial inefficiency: server rooms […]


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Best Engineering Firm 2025, Mid-Atlantic Real Estate Journal

Emtec Consulting Engineers has been named Best Engineering Firm by Mid-Atlantic Real Estate Journal (MARE). The Mid Atlantic Real Estate Journal (MAREJ) remains the authoritative voice for commercial real estate (CRE) across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and Washington D.C. Emtec Consulting Engineers is an established MEP design consulting firm with offices in Ronkonkoma, […]


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The Grove Apartments: A New $35M Mixed-Use Affordable Living Project in Suffolk County

Governor Kathy Hochul recently celebrated the opening of The Grove Apartments in Patchogue—a $35 million mixed-use project that brings 55 units of affordable and supportive housing to Suffolk County. This development is a key piece of the state’s $25 billion plan to create 100,000 affordable homes across New York. Transforming Patchogue’s Landscape The project successfully […]


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New York Delays All-Electric Building Mandate

The New York All-Electric Buildings Act has been widely debated by residents, developers and environmental advocates with many opposing view points. Originally scheduled to begin on January 1, 2026, the mandate has been officially delayed. This pause comes as the result of a legal stipulation between the state and a coalition of trade groups, unions, […]


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