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Agon Coordination Top MEP BIM Modeling Services in Miami, Tampa, and New York Our Featured BIM Projects Hudson Yards - Agon Contribution Agon has its hands on the infrastructure and every building that comprise Hudson Yards. In its infancy, Agon was brought in to help Tutor Perini, Tishman, and Gilbane with complicated areas of engineering that needed to be resolved in order for the West Side Yard to function and the growth of the towers above to thrive. Agon not only gained the trust of those general contractors, but the owners [Related] and several sub-contractors as well.

In doing so, Agon also sprouted and grew into the BIM consultants that have helped mold the ever-changing New York skyline.

Hudson Yards Platform – Diesel Heat Zones, Lighting, & Underground Ductwork Hudson Yards Tower A [30 Hudson Yards] – Electrical PreCoordination, Medium Voltage Coordination, Fire Alarm, & Power Hudson Yards Retail [The Shops at Hudson Yards] – Medium Voltage Coordination Hudson Yards Tower D [15 Hudson Yards] – Electrical PreCoordination, Medium Voltage Coordination Hudson Yards Tower E [35 Hudson Yards] – Electrical PreCoordination 50 Hudson Yards – Electrical Pre-Coordination, Feature Stair Lighting Details

World Trade Center - Agon Contribution

The catalyst for Agon’s creation was forged with The World Trade Center Project. It is with The World Trade Center project where the owners of Agon created a repour of integrity and expertise.

After Agon’s creation, the Port Authority requested Agon to help finish the coordination effort of the retail spaces which occupy the Oculus.

Agon managed the coordination effort in conjunction with TTJV to help Wakefield take over the retail spaces to allow the tenants to house their shops.

Columbia University - Agon Contribution Agon’s first project was to coordinate the electrical backbone system of the Diller + Scofidio designed Roy & Diana Vagelos Education Center.

A uniquely designed building that needed unique solutions for making sure the power stayed on and the building glowed in its Harlem nights.

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