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Existing structures
Field investigation, measured assessment, repair strategies, and alterations designed around what is actually present, not what an old drawing suggests.
Structural engineering
A clear load path, carried all the way to site.
Structural design for new construction, existing buildings, and the difficult work between the two.
What we do
Architecture and structure are developed at the same table.
The useful structural answer is the one the whole project can build around.
Our structural work begins with the same questions as the architecture: what should remain, what must change, how will it be assembled, and where does the project carry risk?
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New structures
Steel, concrete, masonry, and timber systems selected for span, sequence, availability, embodied effort, and architectural intent.
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Temporary works
Stabilization, shoring concepts, erection sequence, and load-path studies for projects where the construction state is as important as the final state.
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Field resolution
Site observation and rapid details for concealed conditions, dimensional conflicts, connection changes, and work that cannot wait for a long chain of messages.
Working sequence
A short line between observation and decision.
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Establish the real load path and the limits of the existing or proposed construction.
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Compare structural options against architecture, sequence, cost, access, and available trades.
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Develop connections and transitions before they become site questions.
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Observe critical work and close the loop between the calculations, drawings, and field conditions.
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