September 2006

Mead & Hunt’s employees continue to embrace design trends

As a member of the US Green Building Council (http://www.usgbc.org), Mead & Hunt is proud to add three more LEED^® Accredited Professionals (LEED^® AP) to its ranks.

Shannon Miller, Designer, Keith Swartz, PE, and Jessica Tyler, Associate AIA have passed the examination to become LEED^® AP.  Miller and Tyler perform schematic design, conceptual design, design development, construction drawing development, computer-aided design, building information modeling (BIM), Autodesk Revit, shop drawing review, specifications development, and construction observation.  Swartz has more than 10 years of experience in the design of heating, ventilating, air conditioning, and mechanical systems.  All three employees are based in Mead & Hunt’s Madison office and work on projects nationwide.

They join Roger Porter, PE and Jeremiah Robinson as team members who have also recently received this accreditation.  USGBC membership and LEED^®AP staff allow Mead & Hunt to offer clients trained professionals in enhancing building performance, cost savings, and meeting sustainability goals.  These valuable employees are enacting Mead & Hunt’s goal of expanding their “green” capabilities through staff participation and knowledge. 

Mead & Hunt, named by CE News as one of the top 10 engineering companies to work for in the nation, provides professional services in architecture, historic preservation, and in transportation, infrastructure, and water resources engineering to clients throughout the US.  Recently recognized as the fastest rising architectural and engineering firm by the Zweig Letter Hot Firm list, Mead & Hunt remains strong on the Engineering News Record’s Top 500 design firm list.  Mead & Hunt is an employee-owned, privately-held corporation that employs more than 300 people in offices nationwide.