Our Work

Background

The brand new Moynihan Train Hall, a 486,000 sq.ft. transportation and retail complex set in the historic James A. Farley Post Office, required a custom scheduling interface to accommodate the complex grouping of terminal units throughout the property.

Challenges

• ● Design and build a custom web-enabled scheduling interface
• ● Work remotely during COVID restrictions
• ● Navigate limited middleware technologies

Our Approach

We developed a custom web-enabled scheduling solution that allows flexible zone-based control at any time of day, delivering on time through remote collaboration during the pandemic.

Background

The JACX, twin 26-story mixed-use towers in Long Island City, needed a seamless BMS solution for anchor tenants Macy's, Bloomingdale's, and WeWork with custom interfaces for each tenant.

Challenges

• ● Build custom tenant-facing BMS interfaces on secure networks
• ● Enable autonomous overtime operation requests
• ● Maintain facility engineer visibility across all systems

Our Approach

We assembled tenant-dedicated hardware setups serving custom-built web interfaces on secure local networks, with integrated overtime systems allowing self-service while maintaining central oversight.

Background

During the pandemic, hospitals needed to remain operational 24/7. Bronx Lebanon required an urgent upgrade to their American AutoMatrix infrastructure while maintaining 100% uptime.

Challenges

• ● Retrofit controls while maintaining 100% uptime
• ● Limit cost impact during budget-constrained conditions
• ● Complete upgrade within compressed timeframe

Our Approach

We employed a methodical phased implementation with careful coordination around hospital operations. Every cutover was planned for minimal-impact windows with full rollback capability.

Background

NOAA's Wallops Command and Data Acquisition Station had a legacy Honeywell EBI BMS experiencing component failures. They needed a cost-effective upgrade without a complete rip-and-replace.

Challenges

• ● Assess current system and identify improvements
• ● Minimize capital expenditure for government budgeting
• ● Develop staged integration plan to avoid long timelines

Our Approach

We developed a phased integration strategy that preserved existing infrastructure while modernizing critical components into a unified smart building system.

Background

Wine Spectator's Tavern at Hudson Yards required a custom BMS interface elegant enough for front-of-house use in their upscale restaurant environment.

Challenges

• ● Design and build a custom iOS-compatible BMS interface
• ● Integrate seamlessly with existing building systems
• ● Deliver within aggressive 6-month timeline

Result

We delivered a unique iOS solution that elevated the occupant experience — staff can now manage comfort settings from iPads throughout the restaurant.