From the hush of a library to the echoing grandeur of a cathedral, acoustics quietly shape how we experience the built environment. Sound does more than fill a space; it defines it. It can often be an invisible layer of design, but its effects are tangible. The way voices carry in an open-plan office, how traffic noise filters into a classroom, or how music resonates…
Where retail banking construction goes, overall retail design and construction tend to follow. If banks slow their plans, it may be a sign of caution for the industry, and other retailers may follow suit. When banks are in full swing, hold on tight, it’s often a fast-paced arms race to provide the best environment to…
Winter storms can put even the most well-designed facilities to the test. Freezing temperatures, high winds, and heavy snow can strain building systems, disrupt operations, and create safety risks for occupants and staff. For owners and facility managers, the best defense is a proactive plan. Preparing your buildings now before the first storm hits helps…
As restaurant and entertainment, or eatertainment, venues evolve to improve their customer experience, our team continues to adapt and enhance strategies to deliver innovative solutions. Whether transforming existing spaces into tenant-ready locations for entertainment or designing new venues, combining creativity and technical expertise to meet the unique demands of the industry is becoming the norm…
When leasing commercial space, clients often focus on exterior factors such as location, square-footage, and surrounding demographics. However, overlooking critical aspects like mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems, as well as acoustic assemblies, can lead to significant costs down the road, especially when repurposing a space for a new use. For instance, transitioning a retail…
Listen to an AI-generated, text-to-speech version of this article. When you hear the term “computational thinking,” it’s easy to assume it’s a complex and intricate subject reserved for computer programmers and software developers. This common misinterpretation of “computational” has led to misconceptions and feelings of intimidation. However, computational thinking (CT) is not a labyrinth of…
Team Henderson recently attended the 2024 NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) Show. The event brings together industry professionals to discuss key trends and topics driving change across the content economy. Kevin Butler, venue sector low voltage practice manager, Jason Kartak, senior audio-video consultant, and Dan Keller, audio-video technical manager, returned with the following insights: Software…
Team Henderson’s health sector hit the conference trail this fall to connect with industry leaders, share best practices, and discuss what’s next in healthcare design. Russ Carter, inpatient practice director at Henderson Engineers, and Greg Johnson, business development director at Henderson Building Solutions, attended the 39th annual FPC Seminar + Expo. The event brings Florida’s…
As published in ASHRAE Journal, September 2023 Features and design for these laboratories are driven by the nature of the science being taught and the level of hands-on work by students. Understanding the curriculum is key. Figure 1 lists some typical lab-based science classes. Physics and geology typically present minimal hazards. Chemistry may present exposure…
Team Henderson’s venue sector hit the conference trail this summer to connect with industry leaders, share best practices, and discuss what’s next in venue design. Brian Alessi, sustainability director, Russ Murdock, venue sector technical director and convention center practice director, and Megan Oberg, venue sector marketing manager, represented Henderson Engineers at the International Association of…
Situated on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin, Moody Center was part of an innovative P3 (public-private partnership) between Oak View Group and the University of Texas to build a world-class arena and bring the best performances and talent to Austin. The newly opened, multi-purpose venue hosts the Longhorns’ men’s and women’s…
As a longtime sponsor of the Vanderbilt School of Engineering’s Annual Health Care Design & Construction Symposium, Henderson Engineers proudly participated in the 17th edition of the conference on August 9-10. Representing Team Henderson were Russ Carter, health sector inpatient practice director, Mark Chrisman, health sector executive, and Greg Johnson, business development director at Henderson…
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