Andrew Zumwalt-Hathaway Years with Firm: 9 Education B.A. Architecture & Environmental Design, Parsons School of Design, New York, NY Undergraduate studies in Mathematics and Fine Art, San Antonio College, San Antonio, TX Certifications/Licenses LEED Faculty LEED AP

As Director of SWA’s Sustainability Consulting Services, Andy Hathaway has managed several landmark Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design projects including the Solaire and the Hearst World Headquarters–the first two projects to become LEED® Gold certified in New York City under the LEED® for New Construction™ rating system. Mr. Hathaway has over ten years of experience working with green building programs and providing technical assistance related to materials selection, water conservation and energy efficiency.

Mr. Hathaway’s expertise is in creating sustainability strategies for a diverse number of national and local clients, and directing all aspects of their technical assistance, documentation development, training, and project management. He has participated in the development of sustainable design guidelines and providing LEED training for entities including the City of New York’s Department of Design & Construction, the Federal Aviation Administration, the City of Philadelphia, and the Battery Park City Authority.

Mr. Hathaway has provided certification, energy, and sustainability consulting services to an impressive array of projects across the U.S.:

• Bank of America New York, NY with Whidden Silver, Inc. (LEED Gold 2010)
• Harmony Atrium, Lincoln Center, New York, NY with Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects (LEED Gold 2010)
• NYU Gallatin School, New York, NY with Polshek Partnership Architects, LLP (LEED Gold 2009)
• The Palazzo Hotel, Resort & Casino, Las Vegas, NV (2,000,000sf high-rise) for the Sands Corp. (LEED Silver 2008)
• City of New York, Office of Emergency Management with Swanke Connell Hayden Architects (LEED Silver 2007)
• Hearst World Headquarters, New York City (850,000ft office high-rise) with Norman Foster (LEED Gold 2006)
• William Jefferson Clinton Presidential Center and Park, Little Rock, AR (LEED Silver 2004)
• The Solaire Residential High-rise at Battery Park City, New York (LEED Gold 2004) with Cesar Pelli
• Terminal A Redevelopment for Delta Airlines 2nd Mass Port at Bottom Logan International Airport. (LEED Certified 2006)
• Department of Environmental Conservation Headquarters, Albany, NY. The first LEED-rated building in the state(LEED Silver)
• Queen’s Botanical Garden Administration Offices, Queens, NY (LEED Platinum)
• Heimbold Visual Arts Center, Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, NY with Polshek Partnership (LEED Certified 2005)