WHR Architects Inc

M+W U.S. Inc., headquartered in Plano, Texas, is the United States subsidiary of M+W Zander FE, a global provider of facility engineering services for high technology manufacturing facilities and systems located in Singapore, Malaysia. Launched in 1941, M+W U.S. has produced innovations in clean manufacturing, cleanroom systems and components, 300mm wafer manufacturing, pharmaceutical and biotechnology research, particle physics and MEMS technology. It provides facility engineering services including consulting, facility and cleanroom design, construction and project management, process equipment hook-up, upgrades and retrofits, as well as facility operation and maintenance services. M+W Zander provides services to a number of industries, including; the electronics industry, primarily the semiconductor and flat panel display industries; life sciences industry, primarily the pharmaceuticals and biotechnology industries; scientific and research industry, primarily the accelerator and/or nanotechnology based industries; and the photovoltaics industry.

Einhorn Yaffee Prescott is an integrated architecture and engineering design firm. The firm specializes in high-end college and university, science and technology, government facility, K-12, and historic and landmark preservation and restoration projects. With more than 400 employees located in Albany, N.Y., New York City, Boston, and Washington, D.C., the firm is ranked among the largest architecture and engineering firms in the nation by Building Design & Construction. Its services include architecture; mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural and fire protection engineering; interior design; laboratory planning; environmental graphic design; master planning and communication technology.

M+W US in Albany partners with ASML to provide the world's leading chipmakers with the technology to mass produce patterns on silicon. This collaboration helps to create computer chips that are smaller, faster, and more environmentally friendly, driving innovation in the semiconductor industry. Generated from their website's infomation