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212-643-8006 www.gea-pllc.com www.gea-pllc.com About GEA Glickman Engineering Associates (GEA) is one of New York’s top engineering firms, specializing in the innovative design of mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire Services protection systems for some of the city’s most well-respected companies. The scope of our work includes low to high-rise residential, large-scale retail, hospitality, Mechanical: Heating, Air commercial, light industrial and institutional projects. Conditioning, Ventilation Established in 1996, GEA has grown to be an industry leader by offering clients Electrical: Power, Lighting, superior technical expertise, cutting-edge solutions and forward-thinking design in all Distribution, Low Voltage of our projects—from the most basic to the most sophisticated. Plumbing: Hot and Cold Water, GEA’s principals take pride in personally managing and supervising each and every Distribution, RPZ/Backflow project. Our dedicated and talented roster of engineers and Preventors, Drainage and designers—complemented by the efficiency and professionalism of our support Waste staff—ensure that client needs and expectations are met. Our attention to detail and commitment to excellence allow us to provide comprehensive project coordination Fire Protection: Sprinklers, from design conception through system commissioning. Hydraulic Calculations, Fire Standpipe Through our philosophy of vigorous coordination during the design phase, GEA engineers are able to minimize costly conflicts and changes during the construction Life Safety: Fire Alarm, Smoke phase. Through in-depth due diligence analysis, each project is evaluated to ensure Evacuation Systems, project’s development, compliance with current practices, established building codes Emergency Generators, Stair and applicable regulations. Pressurization These practices have fostered a reputation for delivering the highest quality, most Drawings and Specifications: cost-effective engineering packages and have also built long-term relationships with Preparation of Drawings and well-known clients, such as The Related Companies, Vornado Realty Trust, Forest Specifications Ready for Bid, City Ratner and many other developers and owners, as well as various agencies in the Filing and Construction public sector. Building Condition Reports/ David Glickman, P.E., LEED AP is the founder and managing partner of GEA. He Pre-Purchase Inspections received his BSME from Columbia University and worked for several large engineering firms before founding GEA. Cogeneration: Gas Fired Microturbines Carlos A. Burbano, Partner, brings an honesty-based nurturing to all his projects that fosters long-lasting relationships. His experience includes countless large, LEED Facilitation: LEED multi-phased projects over his 30-year career. Consulting, Energy Modeling and Analysis, LEED Juan C. Toro, P.E., HBDP, CPMP, LEED AP is an Partner at GEA. He has been the Commissioning designer of multiple LEED certified buildings and is responsible for the development of sustainable engineering solutions for all GEA projects Special Inspections: Mechanical, Electrical, The combined experience of GEA’s principals enable them to diligently supervise and Plumbing, and Fire Protection lead in the production of concise, quality working design and construction documents. Security and Communications GEA, with a current staff of over 40 engineers, is the leading MEP Engineer for large (Low Voltage) Design: scale multi use projects, including residential, hotel, industrial and retail and is CCTV, Access Control, especially proud of our new in-house energy conservation and sustainability division. Security, Telecommunications GEA’s professional goals and vision of the industry’s future are reflected on the firm’s and Structured Cabling mission statement which incorporates cutting edge technology and tech-forward thinking design in all our projects. TECH-FORWARD ENGINEERING www.gea-pllc.com Partners David Glickman, P.E., LEED AP David Glickman is the founder and managing partner of Glickman Engineering Associates PLLC, which was started in his attic in 1998. With their current staff of over 40 engineers, GEA is the leading MEP Engineer for large scale multi use projects, including residential, hotel and retail. GEA incorporates cutting edge technology and forward thinking design in all their projects and is especially proud of the repeat business they have been able to sustain with leading developers and retailers throughout the country. He received his BSME from Columbia University and worked for several large engineering firms before founding GEA. Carlos A. Burbano Carlos Burbano brings an honesty-based nurturing to all his projects that fosters long-lasting client relationships. He has extensive experience in the engineering analysis and design of electrical systems, including service, power distribution, lighting, emergency power, controls, communications, fire alarm and security systems. His expertise also includes analysis and design of mechanical systems for a broad range of facilities. He is versed in computer analysis for energy conservation, system equipment selection, and life-cycle cost analysis. His experience includes several large, multi-phased projects over his 30-year career. Mr. Burbano’s extensive experience enables him to diligently supervise and lead in the production of concise, quality working design and construction documents. Juan C. Toro, P.E., HBDP, CPMP, LEED AP Juan C. Toro is an experienced mechanical engineer and has been responsible for designing complex and innovative mechanical systems for several LEED-certified buildings. Juan has a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering; he is a Licensed Professional Engineer in the States of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and North Carolina. He was one of the first engineers in the country to receive the ASHRAE certifications for High-Performance Building Design Professional (HBDP) and Commissioning Process Management Professional (CPMP) and he also holds certifications for Commercial Energy Plans Examiner and Commercial Energy Inspector from the International Code Council (ICC). Since 2005, he has been a LEED Accredited Professional through the USGBC. Juan is also an Adjunct Professor at New York University and Pratt Institute in their School of Continuing and Professional Studies. He teaches full semester courses and one day seminars to engineers and architects on HVAC design and the latest version of the Energy Conservation Codes. Juan has been recognized on the “Top 20 Under 40” list by Engineering News-Record (ENR) New York, and “Top 40 Under 40” list by Consulting-Specifying Engineer, which recognizes outstanding contributions of AEC professionals under the age of 40 to the construction industry. TECH-FORWARD ENGINEERING HVAC Electrical Plumbing Fire Protection Fire Alarm/Fire Safety Sustainable Design LEED Design Services Energy Modeling Mission Critical Property Conditioning Assessment Master Plan Feasibility Building Information Modeling (BIM) HVAC Electrical Plumbing Fire Protection Fire Alarm/Fire Safety Sustainable Design LEED Design Services Energy Modeling Mission Critical Property Conditioning Assessment Master Plan Feasibility Building Information Modeling (BIM) HVAC Electrical Plumbing Fire Protection Fire Alarm/Fire Safety Sustainable Design LEED Design Services Energy Modeling Mission Critical Property Conditioning Assessment Master Plan Feasibility Building Information Modeling (BIM) HVAC Electrical Plumbing Fire Protection Fire Alarm/Fire Safety Sustainable Design LEED Design Services Energy Modeling Mission Critical Property Conditioning Assessment Master Plan Feasibility Building Information Modeling (BIM) HVAC Electrical Plumbing Fire Protection Fire Alarm/Fire Safety Sustainable Design LEED Design Services Energy Modeling Mission Critical Property Conditioning Assessment Master Plan Feasibility Building Information Modeling (BIM) HVAC Electrical Plumbing Fire Protection Fire Alarm/Fire Safety Sustainable Design LEED Design Services Energy Modeling Mission Critical Property Conditioning Assessment Master Plan Feasibility Building Information Modeling (BIM) HVAC Electrical Plumbing Fire Protection Fire Alarm/Fire Safety Sustainable Design LEED Design Services Energy Modeling Mission Critical Property Conditioning Assessment Master Plan Feasibility Building Information Modeling (BIM) HVAC Electrical Plumbing Fire Protection Fire Alarm/Fire Safety Sustainable Design LEED Design Services Energy Modeling Mission Critical Property Conditioning Assessment Master Plan Feasibility Building InformationProjects Modeling (BIM) HVAC Electrical Plumbing Fire Protection Fire Alarm/Fire Safety Sustainable Design LEED Design Services Energy Modeling Mission Critical Property Conditioning Assessment Master Plan Feasibility Building Information Modeling (BIM) HVAC Electrical Plumbing Fire Protection Fire Alarm/Fire Safety Sustainable Design LEED Design Services Energy Modeling Mission Critical Property Conditioning Assessment Master Plan Feasibility Building Information Modeling (BIM) HVAC Electrical Plumbing Fire Protection Fire Alarm/FireResidential Safety Sustainable Design LEED Design Services Energy Modeling Mission Critical Property Conditioning Assessment Master Plan Feasibility Building Information Modeling (BIM) HVAC Electrical Plumbing Fire Protection Fire Alarm/Fire Safety Sustainable Design LEED Design Services Energy Modeling Mission Critical Property Conditioning Assessment Master Plan Feasibility Building Information Modeling
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