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Lopez Engineering, Inc. (LEI) has received awards for two recent projects. The first is the 2012 Associated General Contractors Best Building Award for the Bosque Farms Elementary Renovation and Addition located in Bosque Farms, New Mexico. LEI provided electrical design services for the renovation of 48,600 GSF of the school, consisting of multiple buildings with two [...]
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Lopez Engineering is a proud supporter of the Angels Foster Family Network, a non-profit agency dedicated to saving the lives of infants and toddlers. The dedicated Angels staff places these children in loving homes and guides and supports parents through the foster care process. On October 7th the Angels Foster Family Network hosted their Annual Luncheon to thank donors, such as Lopez Engineering, [...]
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The 42 million dollar Navajo Nation Justice Centers are perhaps the largest construction projects ever to undertaken by the Native American Navajo Nation. LEI, in conjunction with Dyron Murphy Architects, is completing the electrical design for the project that will serve as the prototype for future building complexes on the Navajo Nation.
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CALGreen, the nation’s first statewide green building code, is now mandatory for all new construction in California. LEI staff is trained in CALGreen at a time when training in this new code is more important than ever. We constantly strive to keep up with the latest technology and developments in green building design.
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The LEI team advances sustainable design by using Autodesk Revit Building technology (Revit) for its electrical design of energy saving and LEED-certified projects. Equipping our team with Revit technology has allowed us to stay ahead of the curve of the green building movement.
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Our LEED Gold Navajo Nation Department of Transportation Office Building project near Tse Bonito, New Mexico has achieved Designed to Earn the ENERGY STAR® certification. This is the first step in achieving the final Energy Star label. The next step will be to track actual energy performance of the building for 2 years after occupancy, [...]
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Our team is designing a 3.4MW photovoltaic system for the San Diego Unified School District in San Diego, CA. The project provides photovoltaic design systems for thirty-four (34) sites throughout the District. The schools range from a 30,000 DC Watt system to a 247,000 DC Watt system. The design includes evaluating the service entrance of [...]
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LEI and its partners will be engaging in a community outreach project with members of the local Native American community in Los Alamos, New Mexico as part of our ongoing work at Los Alamos National Laboratories. We have an opportunity to work with the Navajo Nation by ensuring that a percentage of the work and [...]
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