Coordination is where schedules are won or lost. When the architect, the structural engineer and the MEP engineer share a room and a model, the drawings agree before they reach the field.
A-seriesWe design the building around the operation inside it: truck courts, clear heights, process lines and people. Then we test every plan against how it will go together.
S-seriesLong spans, heavy floors, crane rails and future mezzanines. We size structure for the building you need on opening day and the one you will want in ten years.
M / E / PProcess cooling, redundant power and compressed air are part of the building from the start. Our MEP engineers sit next to the structural team from the first sketch.
DBOne contract, one schedule and one team accountable for both. We bring the trades in early, price as we draw and keep our engineers on site through closeout.
Process plants, fabrication shops and assembly lines with cranes, pits and heavy floors.
186[bldg]Cross-dock, cold storage and fulfillment, from 200,000 to over a million square feet.
142[bldg]Towers, mid-rise and suburban office, new and retrofit.
118[bldg]Anchors, power centers and select-service hotels.
79[bldg]Office, residential and retail stacked on shared podiums and transfer structures.
74[bldg]Data halls, switchgear buildings and redundant power and cooling plants.
41[bldg]