Servicing over 50 million passengers annually, John F. Kennedy International Airport is the busiest international passenger gateway in the country. It houses over 90 airlines that fly to all 6 of the world’s inhabited continents. It is also the 3rd busiest freight hub, handling approximately 21% of all US international air freight by value.
NY Engineers provided mechanical, electrical, and structural engineering consulting services for the installation of 2 emergency generators for the Federal Aviation Administration at John F. Kennedy Airport.
The Louis J. Lefkowitz Building at 80 Centre Street opened in 1930 as a central home for government offices in downtown Manhattan. Today, it houses the District Attorney’s office in addition to other court and government offices.
Shirley Chisholm was the first African American woman elected to Congress, representing New York’s 12th Congressional district for 7 terms from 1969 to 1983.
Built in 1987, the Red Hook Water Pollution Control Plant is just one of New York City’s fourteen pollution control centers that treats a combined 1.7 billion gallons of waste per day collected through the approximated 6,000 miles of underground sewage tunnels.