Located in San Francisco’s Transbay neighborhood and designed by Foster + Partners, the Oceanwide Center is a development consisting of two towers that will redefine the San Francisco skyline for years to come: a 900-foot-tall mixed-use tower on First Street (which, when completed, will be […]
A joint venture between Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects and Davis Brody Bond, the U.S. Embassy complex in Mexico City was the first commissioned under the Excellence in Diplomatic Facilities program by the Department of State’s Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations. The design balances aesthetics, […]
Manhattan’s Hudson Yards is the largest private real estate development in U.S. history, jointly developed by Related Companies and Oxford Properties and incorporating 17 million square feet of commercial and residential space, a cultural center, park space, a public school, and a luxury hotel. Anchoring […]
Studio Gang’s rippling design for MIRA (Folsom Bay Tower), located blocks from the Bay Bridge, makes reference to the classic bay window found in so many homes throughout San Francisco. The startling geometry of the tower was generated by the simple repetition of 10 unique […]
Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, 220 Central Park South is a residential skyscraper in Midtown Manhattan. The 70-story, 950-foot-tall tower is clad in honed Alabama Limestone, which has a rich, creamy color. This material is ideal for the structure’s classical architectural profiles, such as […]
Designed by SHoP Architects, Uber’s new global headquarters is composed of two iconic buildings situated in San Francisco’s rapidly developing Mission Bay. The two highly transparent buildings frame a small park, retain public corridors through the site, and are connected by multiple glass bridges that […]
Designed by Snøhetta, Temple University’s new library is defined by a solid base clad in vertical sections of Mesabi black granite in narrow 6-inch strips with a split-face finish and sawn reveals in a variety of dimensions. Anchoring a new social and academic hub on […]
An adaptive reuse of a 1922 cold storage facility, the Museum of the Bible is situated southeast of the National Mall, offering panoramic views of the Capitol and the city from its new rooftop addition. The western train portal was redesigned as the museum’s entrance, […]
Pier 17 is the headline project in Howard Hughes Corporation’s revitalization of the South Street Seaport in Lower Manhattan. Designed by SHoP Architects, the 300,000-square-foot, 4-story building contains retail and restaurants in a series of staggered, boxed volumes separated by open-air thoroughfares, mimicking the New […]
New museum on the National Mall. Heintges is currently engaged as Exterior Wall Consultant for all phases of design and construction.
Designed by Thomas Phifer and Partners, 222 Second Street is a 26-story LEED registered office tower at the intersection of San Francisco’s SoMa and Downtown district. The building’s cutting-edge design and construction speak directly to the aspirations of the neighborhood, and provide breathtaking views of […]
Sculptural structure of glass and steel to serve as the new transportation hub for the World Trade Center site redevelopment. Heintges is currently engaged as exterior and interior glazing consultant to the architects for all phases of design and construction.
Environmentally friendly skyscraper with a double skin facade. Heintges has provided curtain wall consulting services for all phases of design and construction.
Designed and constructed to be the first net-zero energy school in New York City, the Kathleen Grimm School for Leadership and Sustainability at Sandy Ground (P.S.62) will serve 440 pre-kindergarten through 5th grade students on Staten Island, New York. The building will harvest as much […]
The North Wing expansion of the Corning Museum of Glass in upstate NY is the world’s largest space dedicated to the art of contemporary glass design. A skylight roof truss structure fills the new gallery space with natural light, while large windows frame vistas of […]
Nestled along the East River in New York City, the United Nations Headquarters has long been admired as the physical embodiment of global diplomacy and collaboration. Designed in 1947 by a collaborative team of esteemed architects including Le Corbusier, Wallace K. Harrison, and Oscar Niemeyer, the […]
Downtown museum expansion at the base of the High Line. Heintges has provided exterior envelope consulting services for all phases of design and construction, as well as envelope commissioning services and NYC DOB Special Inspections.
Designed by Ennead Architects, an 18-story laboratory building for Weill Cornell Medical Center fosters interdisciplinary research behind an advanced facade that references the crystalline glass vocabulary of the adjacent Weill Greenberg Center as well as the scale of the surrounding residential fabric. The north, east, […]
Bing Concert Hall is part of the Stanford Arts Initiative, the University’s Master Plan for new and upgraded arts facilities. The design for the new hall seamlessly intertwines architecture, acoustics and technology, creating a dialogue between the surrounding woods and the building’s compositional elements of […]
New nanotechnology research facility. Heintges served the architect as enclosure consultant from pre-design through construction administration.
