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Concrete Waterproofing with Urethane Injection Grout

Injection Connection – Using Urethane Injection Grout to Save the Foundation of a Historic Building

by Nick Barto
Restoration
November 23, 2020

When the construction of a new condominium had compromised the structural integrity and waterproof qualities of the neighboring 120-year-old foundation wall, Scott Henson Architect was contacted to assist and monitor the experts repairing it to stabilize and prevent further damage. It was determined that, over time, cracks had developed throughout the foundation walls of the building leading to water infiltration damage,...

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Eric Hammerberg

Scott Henson Architect Names Eric Hammarberg as Associate Principal

by Nick Barto
Press
February 21, 2020

Eric Hammarberg is excited to join Scott Henson Architect as Associate Principal and be a critical part of their team consciously connecting historic preservation and sustainability, linked by craftsmanship. “Their hands-on approach to their work - from sensitive use of materials, knowledgeable and inquisitive interaction with the team and sensitivity to client needs - is paramount,” says Eric. “It’s...

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Jane Sanders

Scott Henson Architect Names Jane Sanders as Director of Sustainability

by Nick Barto
Press
February 21, 2020

“Designing and living in a Passive House was a transformative experience for me,” says Jane Sanders, new Senior Associate and Director of Sustainability at Scott Henson Architect (SHA). “I was able to prove that beyond the energy savings, designing for sustainability can transform urban living. I live on a busy block in Brooklyn and the quiet, filtered fresh air, and...

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New York Building

Compliance With Building Regulations in New York City

by Nick Barto
Sustainability
February 3, 2020

Buildings larger than 25,000 square feet that are higher than 6 stories need to comply with two sets of regulations in New York City. The new Building Emissions Law that is part of the Climate Mobilization Act requires buildings larger than 25,000 square feet to reduce their emissions 40% by 2030 and 80% by 2050. This will drive the overall reduction...

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