Mar. 19, 2024 GOCO Principal Dan Colombini Creates First LEED Platinum “Passive House” in Westchester CountyGoldman Copeland Principal Dan Colombini creates the first LEED Platinum “Passive House” in Westchester County More |
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Feb. 23, 2024 Principal Dan Colombini on Retail to Restaurant ConversionsGoldman Copeland Principal Dan Colombini spoke with Fast Company’s Nate Berg to discuss retail to restaurant conversions. More |
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Oct. 27, 2023 Goldman Copeland Names Two New Principals: Jonah Allaben and Daniel GalarzaGoldman Copeland is pleased to announce that it has named two new principals of the firm. Jonah Allaben and Daniel Galarza join the firm’s leadership, while continuing in their existing roles in their respective areas of expertise. More |
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Oct. 18, 2023 Principal John McBride featured in Executive of the Month interview with NYREJNYREJ: John McBride of Goldman Copeland heads up electrical engineering amid a flurry of activity to meet local law deadlines More |
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Sep. 22, 2023 ASME TechCast interviews GOCO Principal and Director of Energy Services, Tristan Schwartzman, on the impact of Local Law 97Principal Tristan Schwartzman addresses the developing impact of NYC’s Local Law 97, including various response strategies and the law’s inevitable significance to residents and building owners countrywide. More |
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Aug. 11, 2023 Julia Dworetzky Featured in Public Television Series on New York’s Energy FutureJulia Dworetzky, an Energy Engineer at Goldman Copeland, is featured in the public television documentary series “Roadtrip Nation: Empowered State,” which explores New York’s energy future. More |
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Aug. 2, 2023 How to safely store e-bikes, e-scooters in apartments“There’s a huge variation in the quality and safety provisions in battery-powered transportation devices,” Dan Colombini, principal and director of fire protection at New York City-based consulting engineering firm Goldman Copeland, told Multifamily Dive. More |
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Jun. 20, 2023 The national challenge of converting office space to residentialThe conversion of office buildings to residential is a lasting and growing byproduct of the COVID-19 pandemic, which catapulted remote working to the forefront and made it a continuing trend. Plumbing and fire protection will be central to the conversions, with plumbing the big beneficiary. More |
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Jun. 16, 2023 Vacant Office Buildings Are Being Converted for Non-Housing Purposes TooGoCo Principal Daniel Colombini in Propmodo: Converting vacant offices at a large scale is a slow-moving issue. Traditional office leases are typically 10 years long, and with three years of the pandemic behind us, there is still a lot of space that won’t come up for lease yet. More |
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May. 3, 2023 Hospitals’ Extraordinary Potential For Improved Energy EfficiencyTristan Schwartzman and Jonah Allaben: Hospitals and laboratories emit 4.4 percent of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions, according to a September 2019 report. Yet in much of Goldman Copeland Consulting Engineers’ work with 18 hospitals, we find that they have extraordinary potential for improved energy efficiency. More |
