Want to know the real story behind how our founder got his start? Malcolm McLaren told Site Selection Magazine about his first professional engineer diving job up a live sewer outfall in the Hudson River. He also shares stories from the firm’s post-9/11 disaster recovery work, his idea for a Gondola connecting Albany, designing terminals for NYC’s new ferry service, and creating a floating GlassBarge to commemorate Corning’s 150-year anniversary.

Hackley School, Walter C. Johnson Center for Health & Wellness 2018

Sep. 28, 2018

Source: Engineering News Record

McLaren provided civil, permitting and construction survey on the Hackley School, Walter C. Johnson Center for Health & Wellness reports ENR.

McLaren Engineering Group Completes Design of The Corning Museum of Glass’ Touring GlassBarge

Sep. 4, 2018

Source: Lighting & Sound America

Lighting & Sound America reports on McLaren’s completion of its design work on The Corning Museum of Glass’ GlassBarge.

Glassblowing Barge Brings the Traditional Craft to New York’s Waterways

Aug. 29, 2018

Source: The Architect's Newspaper

The Architect’s Newspaper reports on McLaren Engineering Group’s innovative design work on The Corning Museum of Glass’ GlassBarge. The firm’s marine and entertainment divisions collaborated to transform a standard barge into a floating entertainment vessel capable of hosting glassblowing demonstrations for 150 people.

NYSTA Tolls Go Cashless

Jun. 15, 2018

Source: New York State

The NYS Thruway Authority is going completely cashless! McLaren is the lead design firm for the Yonkers toll plaza conversion, that will be constructed by the end of 2018. Our West Nyack and Albany offices are collaborating to provide design, project management and construction support services to meet this important milestone and target date.