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Filter by discipline and open a case study for location, scope, engineering approach, deliverables, and the drawing sheets. Categories include new residential construction, remodels, foundations, retaining walls, accessory structures, and civil drainage work.
The tract required coordinated utility corridors across rolling terrain while meeting local detention and street-section standards without i…
Post-development runoff had to meet state criteria on a tight pad with limited detention footprint adjacent to existing municipal storm infr…
Buildable area was constrained by slope and setback lines; uncontrolled cut slopes risked erosion and undermined the proposed garage pad.
Existing utilities and ROW geometry required tight coordination between profile grades and storm structures without conflicting with Missour…
Open floor plans and large glazing reduced available shear wall length, requiring careful lateral system placement while maintaining archite…
The architectural massing combined cantilevered slabs with a steel roof—demanding consistent load paths and diaphragm continuity between c…
Shaft sizing and ceiling plenum conflicts threatened schedule across repeated floor plates with varying unit mixes.
The occupancy change triggered stricter lighting power density and controls requirements under current Title 24, while existing service capa…
The remodel had to modernize circulation and daylight while respecting existing structural bays and foundation lines to avoid unnecessary st…
The coastal lot demanded a home that maximized 360° views while meeting shore-community scale, flood-conscious entry, and accessible circul…
Converting an ESR-certified container into a food-service occupancy required proof of structural modifications, grease-interceptor coordinat…
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The portfolio uses documented case studies with drawing sheets from residential structural, civil and site, remodel, and related work. Open a project to review scope, engineering approach, deliverables, and the drawing set.