Bryan C. Smith, PE, LEED AP
Bryan C. Smith, Reese Hackman’s project engineer for HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection systems, also spearheads the company’s sustainability efforts.
Get To Know
I know a secret:
There are tunnels under the high school auditorium in my hometown of Johnstown, part of a bomb shelter constructed because the steel-making city was considered a top Cold War-era target.
My rock’n’roll vacation:
Visited London, England, for a tribute concert in honor of what would have been David Bowie’s 70th birthday, with a stop in Liverpool for a personal all-day guided Beatles tour.
Life goal:
Finish writing and recording 20 years of incomplete songs.
The title of my future album:
“Lion,” with a cover featuring a Polaroid photo of me, age 3, dressed as the Cowardly Lion for Halloween.
My astrological sign:
Leo
Hope for the future:
A sociopolitical pendulum swing that enables us as engineers to concentrate on environmental sustainability efforts.
Work wins:
Innovative, energy-saving climate control systems at two Penn State facilities, the Intramural Building and Hort Woods Child Care Center, and at the Discovery Meadows child development center in Gaithersburg, Maryland.
Education
Bachelor of Architectural Engineering with Honors, Bachelor of Civil Engineering with Honors, Drexel University, 1999