“We have brought Wilson Ihrig on board as our building vibration isolation specialist on numerous performing arts center projects where we are the Acoustical Consultant of Record. In every case, our clients have benefited from the professionalism and expertise of Gary Glickman and his associates. They have fully addressed extremely challenging transit-related building isolation issues such that my first call, when there is a transit vibration source to address on one of our projects, is to Gary.”
Gary Glickman, INCE Bd. Cert., Principal
Gary first joined Wilson Ihrig in 1998, then returned in 2005. He has over 23 years of professional experience on a wide array of projects involving architectural acoustics, building isolation, rail transit systems, transit-oriented development, and environmental noise and vibration. His experience includes predicting vibration levels in buildings using Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and evaluation and design of building vibration isolation systems. He has extensive field experience measuring noise and vibration levels, evaluating acoustical properties of environments, vibration propagation properties in soil and buildings, building sound insulation characteristics, and assessing architectural and mechanical designs for noise and vibration control. He is a board-certified member with the Institute of Noise Control Engineering (INCE), a formal recognition of the highest professional capability in the practice of Noise Control Engineering.
Education
M.S., Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics, Columbia University
B.S., Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of California, Berkeley
Why I Work at Wilson Ihrig
“What’s so great (and has always been) about working at Wilson Ihrig is the combination of being able to pursue your passion within the field, working with an extraordinary group of individuals that continue to inspire, and above all the strong emphasis placed on a successful work/life balance. I am as excited about working here as I was when I first started. I would not be able to say that unless I genuinely believed it!”