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Carr said. “We work as a team and rely on
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innovative eye on the future are part D’Huy Engineering has worked on
of what makes D’Huy Engineering school construction and renovation projects,
D a high-profile engineering firm in public buildings, commercial, retaining
the Lehigh Valley. walls and retail and industrial facilities. The
Engineers with 30 years’ experience company has engineered the re-use of his-
Services.Advocacy.Support. mentor recent graduates to deliver unique torical structures and also offers consulting
in LEED (Leadership in Energy and Envi-
solutions to clients including city agencies,
Yourindependenceisourmission. school districts and national corporations. ronmental Design) construction. Team
members come together to solve problems
Whether it’s restoring brownstone
homes in Brooklyn or engineering a project and develop ideas for a project and cross-
for Comcast’s headquarters in Philadelphia, check each other’s work.
“We definitely work as a team, there’s a
D’Huy Engineering has handled it. The lot of collaboration and diversity of experi-
Bethlehem-based company handles projects
LVC L conceptual planning to completion and the credit, we just do what needs to be
ence,” Carr said. “No one cares who gets
from start to finish, taking clients from
done.”
occupancy, with a team to handle engineer-
The firm engineered a damper tank for
ing and construction concerns every step of
the top of the Comcast building to reduce
the way.
“I think we have a great team and we
ture on windy days.
LehighValleyCenterfor consistently deliver a high level of perform- the amount of sway in the 973-foot struc-
“There’s a lot of exciting projects we
ance to our clients,” said Ronald Carr, a
IndependentL ving principal with the firm for 30 years. have here, it’s not the same thing day-to-
day,” said senior project manager Ethan
D’Huy offers facilities engineering,
structural design and forensic engineering, Fick.
Fick oversees a wide variety of projects,
610-770-9781 | www.lvcil.org utilizing a team approach. The firm began including many school district construction
in 1976 and has grown to 45 employees. In
the 2018 Top Workplaces survey, the com-
pany was named No. 4 among small em- See Page 37
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