Baltimore, MD—February 2013

Tom Syvertsen, PE, LEED AP, a mechanical engineer and project manager with the Baltimore-based engineering firm Mueller Associates, has been named a stockholder and associate. Syvertsen has been with the firm since 2002.

Syvertsen has managed many of the firm’s most prominent and challenging projects, including work at a number of colleges and universities throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. Key projects have included the Graves School of Business and Management at Morgan State University; the Performing Arts & Humanities Building at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County; the Cordish Lacrosse Center at Johns Hopkins University; and the Integrated Science & Engineering Building at the University of Delaware.

Syvertsen also provided mechanical engineering services for the new Monticello Visitor & History Center in Charlottesville, Va.

Syvertsen is a registered professional engineer in Maryland. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering from Messiah College and is a LEED Accredited Professional.

About Mueller Associates
Established in 1966, Mueller Associates provides mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineering services for facilities throughout the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. The firm specializes in engineering for academic buildings, museums, performing arts centers, healthcare settings, and other complex environments involving advanced technology, stringent environmental controls, and challenging sustainability requirements.