BROOKLYN PUBLIC LIBRARY
PROJECT INFORMATION
As an independent system, separate from the New York City and Queens libraries, Brooklyn Public Library serves the borough's 2.5 million residents, offering thousands of public programs, millions of books, and use of more than 1,100 free Internet-accessible computers.
HOW WE HELPED
NY Engineers provided professional Fire Alarm engineering consultation services for the renovation. The project consists of surveying the existing fire alarm system and generating new fire alarm plans suitable for filing.
- Location
- 5102 4th Avenue , Brooklyn, NY
- Client
- Brooklyn Public Library
- Budget
- $12800
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