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Mechanical Engineers of Hawaii Corporation (MEH) is a Honolulu-based mechanical engineering consulting practice founded in 1978. It provides engineering design, consultation, and construction administration services for HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, and energy conservation systems across a wide range of project types in Hawaii and internationally. The practice maintains an average staff of 15 and has delivered LEED-certified projects for federal, state, and city government agencies, as well as private and commercial clients.
Louis T.L. ChengPresident
Kyle T.Y. ChengVice President
Comprehensive design, consultation, and construction administration of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems, specializing in climate control and humid-climate solutions.
Design and engineering of water supply, distribution, and specialty recovery systems, including solar hot water and wastewater recovery.
Engineering of fire hazard protection systems, including sprinkler systems, alarm systems, and advanced smoke management.
Energy conservation, modeling, and management services focused on sustainable, green building design and life-cycle cost analysis.
Advanced building system integration, incorporating building information modeling (BIM), automation, and professional commissioning.
Construction support and project coordination, offering design-build services, construction administration, and tenant improvements.
Government · Defense · Airports · Education · Healthcare · Hospitality · Commercial · Industrial · Residential · Arts & Culture · Sports & Recreation · Research Facilities · Historic Preservation · Agriculture
Honolulu, HI · Arts & Culture · 2009 · Client: Bishop's Museum
A restoration and renovation of the Victorian-era Hawaiian Hall, including the integration of a new galleria, multiple new entryways, marble chip terrazzo, electrical wiring, fire sprinklers, piping, and mechanical systems.
Mauna Kea, HI · Research Facilities · Client: NASA
Designed systems to replace and supplement the existing air conditioning system serving NASA's Infrared Telescope Facility on top of Mauna Kea to minimize image distortion from thermal stratification.
Pearl Harbor, HI · Government · 2010 · Client: National Park Service
Complete replacement and expansion of the visitor center, constructing theaters, exhibit buildings, a lobby, ticketing counter, classroom building, and bookstore with an open-air design taking advantage of trade winds.
Kohala Coast, HI · Hospitality · 2009 · Client: Mauna Kea Beach Hotel
Complete renovation of the earthquake-damaged hotel, featuring redesigned guest rooms, new restaurants, a spa, clubhouse, and brand new air conditioning and plumbing systems.