Do you design in more than one material?
Yes. Commercial projects here routinely mix wood, concrete, masonry, steel, aluminum, and light-gauge steel, and we design in all of them. Each material has its own page under design materials.
Commercial Structural Design
Restaurants, shopping centers, offices, dealerships, and mixed-use buildings, designed to carry the loads this coast actually applies.
What is included
- Drawings, documents, and specifications tailored to the project
- Wood, concrete, masonry, steel, aluminum, and light-gauge steel
- Construction Observations and field engineering during construction
- Designed to the current edition of the Florida Building Code
The discipline
Structural design is the methodical investigation of the stability, strength, and rigidity of structures. The objective is a structure capable of resisting all applied loads without failure across its serviceable lifetime.
What we design
Commercial structural design projects include car dealerships, shopping centers, restaurants, offices, and other mixed-use buildings. They draw on wood, concrete, masonry, steel, aluminum, and light-gauge steel.
We prepare drawings, documents, and specifications tailored to each individual project, and we have designed commercial buildings at scales from single tenant shells to multi-story mixed-use to meet the owner's goals.
During construction
We remain available through construction to provide Construction Observations and the field engineering assistance needed to complete the project thoroughly and on schedule. The engineer who drew the connection is the engineer who looks at it in the field.
Related projects
Where we have done this work.
Who carries this work
Licensed and credentialed in structural engineering
Common questions.
Next step
Need commercial structural design?
Send the building, the site, and the timeline. A licensed engineer will tell you what we would actually do.