
Heintges Consulting Architects & Engineers P.C.
Architecture FirmEst. 1989Heintges is an award-winning curtain wall consulting firm offering the highest level of expertise in the design and implementation of the building envelope. The firm’s technical staff is composed of professional architects and engineers engaged in all aspects of custom curtain walls, cladding, specialty glazing, and exterior stonework. Robert A. Heintges, FAIA, and other members of the firm teach at various university graduate programs and lecture regularly on the theory and practice of enclosure. Since 1989, Heintges has designed and consulted on more than 150 million square feet of curtain wall and exterior cladding for projects throughout the U.S. and in 24 other countries. We work with visionary architects and owners throughout the world, and have designed and consulted on some of the most prestigious cultural projects in New York City and beyond, including the renovation of the United Nations Headquarters, the new Whitney Museum of American Art, Lincoln Center, and the Museum of Modern Art.
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Projects
The Obama Presidential Center
Cultural · Chicago, IL
A classically inspired stone rain screen for a modern academic hub
Temple University Charles Library
Cultural · Philadelphia, PA
Meeting stringent seismic design criteria with lightweight GFRC mega-panels
Torrey Heights
Residential · San Diego, CA
Efficient detailing solutions for complex enclosure/terrace intersections at every floor
The Spiral
Workplace · New York, NY
Creating unique interior spaces with complex unitized facade geometry
U.S. Embassy
Ankara, Turkey
An embassy envelope utilizing local materials for solar control and security
NYU John A. Paulson Center
Workplace · New York, NY
Creating unique interior spaces with complex unitized facade geometry
MIT Kendall Square Site 5
Workplace · Cambridge, MA
Expressing the dynamic materiality of glass with color and texture
Nike House of Innovation 000
Retail · New York, NY
Supporting Nike's spirit of motion and innovation with accelerated glass fabrication R&D











