Insights & News

Mazzetti Portland was voted #1 MEP Engineering Firm in the 2018 DJC Oregon Reading Ranking survey.

Healthcare ventilation systems -- Which system, particularly chilled beams vs. displacement ventilation, is better in which circumstance? Check out the Ventilation Comparison Table -- add your input.

Seth Francis, EIT, LEED Green Associate, Mechanical Designer with Mazzetti, global MEP and Technology Consulting firm, has earned the WELL Accredited Professional credential through the International WELL Building Institute.

With rapid growth in wireless demand inevitable over the next five years, planning for the future of wireless starts now. We had 3G, then 4G, and now we are ready for the 5th Generation of wireless, or 5G.

Mazzetti and William Tao & Associates merger expands innovative engineering design and consulting services, nationwide

Mazzetti's Denver office moved to the Broadway building in downtown Denver, effective as of June 30, 2018.

Business development is about building relationships, taking interest and listening to others, and asking people about their needs and wants. So we did ask: “What are you looking for from your MEP engineer and Medical Equipment team?”

Earlier this year, we hosted a workshop to “reimagine” childbirth facilities… Groups of childbirth clinicians (doctors, nurses midwives), architects, engineers, facility owners and others gathered in small groups to consider the optimal birth experience and how we might design processes and spaces to achieve this outcome.

Mazzetti is delighted to announce Jeff Looney, Technology Division Leader, has been promoted to Principal.

Mazzetti's MEP Nashville office and Technology Division (formerly GBA) have moved to a new location, effective as of June 20, 2018.

Mazzetti proudly welcomes Jennie Evans, RN, MBA, as the Director of Business Development.

Returning to Mazzetti’s Technology Division (formerly GBA), George Kittos rejoins as a Senior Technology Consultant, specializing in Medical Equipment Planning. Based in Nashville, he’ll lead medical equipment planning for large-scale capital improvement projects and replacement campuses.