ONM&J,One of Florida's Largest Structural Engineers, Expands in Orlando

ONM&J was recently named in South Florida Business Journals Book of Lists as one of the State of Floridas Largest Structural Engineering Firms, and is annually responsible for providing services for projects with construction values in excess of 800 million dollars. ONM&J a high rise expert has a fifty-year national history and recently celebrated a twenty-year presence in Florida; services include Structural Engineering, Threshold Inspections and Professional Construction Management.

ORLANDO/WEST PALM BEACH, FL (PRWEB) April 18, 2004 --ODonnell, Naccarato, Mignogna & Jackson, (ONM&J), announces the expansion of the Orlando division with a move to the ninth floor of the historic downtown Orlando former Angebilt Hotel, at 900B, 37 North Orange Avenue, Orlando, FL 32801.

ONM&J was recently named in South Florida Business Journals Book of Lists as one of the State of Floridas Largest Structural Engineering Firms, and is annually responsible for providing services for projects with construction values in excess of 800 million dollars. ONM&J has a fifty-year national history and recently celebrated a twenty-year presence in Florida; services include Structural Engineering, Threshold Inspections and Professional Construction Management.

The firms portfolio includes high profile Multi-family luxury high rise and urban projects, including The Slade with The Related Group and Arquitectonica, One Watermark Place with WCI and STH; Hotels/Resorts, including Disneys Florida Beach Resort, and The Breakers Hotel & Golf Club, Country Clubs including BallenIsles, The Ritz Carlton Club, and Trump International Golf House; Educational Facilities, including Florida A&M University, Florida Atlantic University, Nova Southeastern University, Palm Beach Community College, Florida Institute of Technology, and the University of Florida; Commercial/Retail; Mixed-Use and Civic/Government.

Completely renovated as office space, the Angebilt originally opened on March 14, 1923 as a 250-Room Renaissance Revival hotel. It was designed by Floridas first registered architect, Murray S. King, who also designed the Orlando Albertson Public Library and the 1927 Orange County Courthouse.

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      McKerns Development
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      Bill Mignogna, P.E., President, ONM&J
      Dwayne Jackson, P.E., Principal, ONM&J
      561/835-9994
      wmignogna@onmj.net
      djackson@onmj.net