Henderson Engineers was listed in a Kansas City Business Journal article by Lily Lieberman about the expansion of AdventHealth (formerly Shawnee Mission Health) South Overland Park. The $150 million project in the Bluhawk mixed-use development will produce an 85-bed hospital and create nearly 200 full-time jobs in the Kansas City area. The expansion plans include a…
Henderson Engineers Associate/Senior Project Manager J.D. Stephney was featured in the Phoenix Business Journal People on the Move section. Stephney brings nearly 20 years of experience to his new role, and previously spent the past decade at Burns & McDonnell in Kansas City, where he was an associate and senior mechanical engineer. Stephney will focus…
Henderson Engineers Director of Life Safety Paul Villotti was highlighted by ABC 7 News Amarillo as he presented at the biennial International Association of Venue Managers (IAVM) Region 6 Future Leaders Conference at the Amarillo Civic Center Complex in the Texas Panhandle. Villotti spoke to arena, civic center, theater, and convention center staff members about…
Henderson Engineers was noted in a Springfield Business Journal article by Eric Olson about a ground-up Kum & Go Marketplace at 1810 E. Kearney St. in Springfield, Missouri. Henderson provided the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design services for the 6,000 square feet, $1.48 million project. The convenience store is set to open later in the…
Congratulations are in order for 10 newly promoted members of #TeamHenderson. Owners: James Dietz, Mike Haramia, Nathan Malone, and Katie Tuttle. Associates: John Chase, Kyle Cranston, Zach Kremer, Ken Mathewson, Marcus Perry, and Jeremy Treat. Please join us in toasting their success.
The fire code modification and subsequent $1 million savings for Hy-Vee Arena in Kansas City that was achieved by Henderson Engineers experts Paul Villotti and Bob Renton was featured in the International Association of Venue Managers (IAVM) Region 6 newsletter for December. In successfully attaining the code modification, Villotti and Renton provided an innovative solution…
Henderson Engineers recently announced the hire of Carlo Sechi as associate and senior program manager in the firm’s Houston office, and the news was shared by Facilities & Event Management. Sechi brings 23 years of industry experience and will concentrate on expanding Henderson’s presence in Houston. He spent nearly nine years as a partner and director of higher education with DBR Engineering Consultants, Inc./JonesDBR in Houston.
Henderson Engineers announces Carlo Sechi as a new senior leader in the firm’s Houston office. Sechi will serve as an associate and senior program manager, concentrating on expanding Henderson’s presence in Houston. He brings more than 23 years of experience, including nearly nine years as a partner and director of higher education with DBR Engineering…
Henderson Engineers Director of Life Safety Paul Villotti and Director of Security Design Mark Maurer co-authored an article on access control and security systems for Facility Maintenance Decisions/Facilitiesnet.com. The article focuses on installation considerations, specifications based on facility needs, and door hardware that performs. Experts at Henderson design intuitive, robust, security systems that integrate into…
The technical prowess of Henderson Engineers was featured in a Kansas City Business Journal article about the firm’s services at Hy-Vee Arena. Director of Life Safety Paul Villotti shared details about the fire code modification that he and Director of Forensic Engineering Bob Renton successfully achieved with the city’s appeals board that resulted in $1…
New Henderson Engineers Associate – Senior Program/Project Manager Carlo Sechi was featured in the Houston Business Journal People on the Move section. Sechi is focused on expanding Henderson’s presence in Houston with an emphasis on quality and innovation. He joined Henderson in October, bringing extensive experience in higher education, K—12 education, corporate, healthcare, hospitality, and sports…
Henderson Engineers broadcast design experts Michael Tran and Brent Felten co—authored an article that was published by TVTechnology.com. Tran and Felten examined three mistakes to avoid in venue broadcast design. At Henderson, broadcast designers play a critical role in maximizing the viewing experience for millions of fans around the world. The team at Henderson designs…