Schnackel Engineers has a long history of high-end retail and jewelry store design. In 2014 we were engaged by an architectural partner as an MEP engineering consultant for Pandora’s national expansion. The smaller mall-based footprints located throughout the US have included a full range of Schnackel Engineers services, including our 360 degree virtual survey tool… Read More

Schnackel Engineers has had the fortune to be a retail rollout consultant for this rapidly expanding chain of outlet locations for Saks Fifth Avenue. With numerous locations throughout the country, we have been a part of roughly 50% of them. Our experience in hundreds of municipalities and jurisdictions around the country allows Schnackel Engineers to… Read More

In 2002, Schnackel Engineers began providing MEP Engineering services for the national rollout of Skechers stores across the US and Canada. Shortly after engaging our services, Schnackel became the exclusive provider for this trend-forward shoe and clothing retailer, by providing consistent, high quality services, on time and with quick turn-around. Our ability to coordinate services… Read More

New York, NY Schnackel Engineers was brought on as the MEP/FP engineering consultant for this specialty Australian tea chain, located right near the heart of one of Manhattan’s busiest transit center and retail complex at Fulton Center. The scope of the project consisted of 1,605 square feet of remodeled space with complete design of the… Read More

In 2017, Schnackel Engineers was selected as the MEP/FP consultant for UNIQLO, a major casual-wear manufacturer and retailer from Japan. Since then, Schnackel Engineers has continued to provide engineering services on multiple UNIQLO rollout stores throughout the U.S. and Hawaii ranging anywhere from 5,000 sq. ft. to 23,000 sq. ft. of space.

Brooklyn, NY Schnackel Engineers is providing full mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection (MEP/FP) design services for the largest mixed-use development currently underway in the up-and-coming Brooklyn neighborhood of Midwood. The more than 147,000-square-foot project was designed by SHoP Architects for owner and developer Baruch Singer, and features a number of eye-popping features that have… Read More