Global
Our stable growth has attracted many highly
talented, well-trained professionals. Their longevity with
Cosentini – many in excess of twenty years –
is our strength and legacy. Fifty-plus years in the industry
make it easy for us to assess how well those outside our
office – from architects and designers to contractors
and equipment suppliers – can meet their commitments
to our clients. As a result, we can assure our clients that
the best design decisions are made for their projects.
Experience
Cosentini is a world-wide firm that has many
strong alliances with colleagues in virtually every major
country in the world. Our U.S. offices’ full complement
of engineering disciplines and proximity to project sites
means quick service and valuable knowledge of regional construction
climates. Our global experience includes projects throughout
Europe, Canada and Asia, as well as South America and the
Middle East. Whether we follow our clients to a new part
of the world, or a new client turns to us for expertise
in a distant region – we are truly a global firm.
Innovation
Cosentini is a leader in mainstreaming new
technologies to create cost effective engineering solutions.
Many of our innovative applications have become building
design standards. We evaluate and test these new technologies
to determine the real economical, operational and financial
benefits they will bring to the project. Our clients are
our motivators and we thrive on the challenges they offer
us.
Integrated
Services
The organization of every Cosentini project
reflects how each engineering discipline we offer influences
all the others. Electrical power use impacts air-conditioning.
Lighting design affects energy consumption. Audiovisual
and sound criteria affect HVAC design. And so on. Our teams
of engineers design every component – from the smallest
circuits to the largest cooling systems – to work
effectively within the whole. Through careful scrutiny,
and by using state-of-the-art computer software, we assure
accurate, complete system integration.
