MEP

Mazzetti is providing MEP design services as part of a design-build team for a new central utility plant for the City of Hope. The OSHPD 1 CUP included central cooling plant, and electrical power distribution.

We are pleased to announce that Michael Gilmore, LEED AP, Assoc. DBIA, HFDP, has joined our team as a Principal. With a career spanning four decades, Mike brings a wealth of experience and specialized expertise in the healthcare sector.  Michael's professional journey includes significant roles within major construction groups and pre-construction groups, specifically excelling in Integrated Project Delivery (IPD), Design/Build, Progressive Design Build, Design Assist, and CMAR delivery methods. During his tenure at Control Air Ent., LLC, he led the MEP scope on projects. Michael is a member of ASHE, CSHE, ASHRAE, and DBIA. 

We are thrilled to announce that Jenna McClure, PE, has joined Mazzetti as a Senior Mechanical Engineer. Jenna launched her technical career in 2004 and has amassed a wealth of experience in various market sectors. She has significant expertise in multiple project delivery methods such as Bid/Spec, Progressive Design Build, Design Assist, and Design Collaboration.

University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) has selected San Francisco-based, healthcare specialists Mazzetti and global consulting and engineering firm Arup as the lead MEP engineers of record for its new hospital, UCSF Helen Diller Medical Center at Parnassus Heights (Parnassus Heights).  Collaborating with architect partners HDR (Architect of Record) and Herzog & de Meuron (Lead Designer) to design the “hospital for the future”, Mazzetti and Arup will integrate forward-looking, innovative design, supporting UCSF’s commitment to world-renowned clinical research and training.

Dustin Smith, PE was recently promoted to Team Leader in Mazzetti’s Atlanta office.

Mazzetti is currently engaged in providing mechanical and plumbing engineering services for UC Davis Health’s Central Utility Plant Expansion project.

The New Hospital at Parnassus Heights (NHPH) Central Utility Plant (CUP) is designed to enhance campus resiliency, energy efficiency, and provide a path for building and campus decarbonization.