Heintges Consulting Architects & Engineers provided building envelope consulting services for the Robert Day Sciences Center at Claremont McKenna College, which recently achieved LEED Gold certification and was recognized as one of eight laureates for the World's Most Beautiful Campuses by Prix Versailles in an announcement at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris.

www.heintges.com Heintges Consulting Architects & Engineers P.C. is an award-winning professional consulting firm specializing in the design and implementation of the building envelope. Since our founding in 1989, Heintges has consulted on more than 200 million square feet of facades for projects throughout the U.S. and in 29 other countries. We collaborate with visionary architects and owners on some of the world’s most challenging projects, ranging in scale from super-tall office towers to individual residences. Our extensive portfolio encompasses every building type including commercial, institutional, residential, retail, and government projects. In the U.S., recent projects include Uber’s San Francisco Headquarters, The Spiral – 66 Hudson Boulevard, MoMA’s 2019 Expansion & Renovation, Nike House of Innovation NYC, the National Museum of African American History & Culture, and the renovation of the United Nations Headquarters. The expertise of our professional staff encompasses all aspects of the design and quality assured construction of custom high-performance curtain walls, specialty glazing, opaque cladding systems, exterior stonework, and structural glass. We are committed to innovation and fluency in the latest technologies, and to maintaining our expertise and quality standards in a highly collaborative office environment. Many of our firm’s senior staff members also present at international conferences and lecture at academic institutions including Columbia and Rice University. Heintges has offices in New York City and San Francisco. Our Manhattan office houses an extensive library and collection of enclosure materials, including more than 5,000 glass samples, to support our work and ongoing research in the field of enclosure design.