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Structural Design Support
Structural documentation support for residential, commercial, and institutional projects — prepared for permit review, coordination, and construction.
What this discipline covers
Structural documentation is prepared to show a clear load path from roof to foundation, with framing, connections, and general notes organized for both plan review and field crews.
We support new construction, additions, and alterations to existing structures — coordinating member sizes, openings, and embedded items with the architectural and MEP sets before submittal.
Best Suited For
- Owners and developers preparing permit sets
- Architects needing structural sheets coordinated with their drawings
- Contractors requiring redlines, revisions, or field clarifications
What to Send Us
- Architectural plans or existing-condition drawings
- Geotechnical report or soil assumptions, if available
- Jurisdiction, design codes, and occupancy
- Engineer-of-record calculations or markups to be drafted
What's included
Framing plans, foundation layouts, structural drafting, load-path coordination, redline drafting, calculations support, and permit drawing preparation.
Technical Services
- Framing plans and foundation layouts
- Load-path and lateral system coordination
- Structural redline drafting and revisions
- Calculation support and schedule coordination
- Permit drawing preparation
- Existing-structure alteration documentation
Typical Deliverables
- Structural plan sets
- Foundation and framing sheets
- Details and connection drawings
- Schedules and general notes
- Revision and response packages
Prepared with the broader project set
Work is prepared as technical documentation support for the project team. Where PE review or stamping is required, coordination is available through licensed professionals per applicable state requirements.
Construction documentation
Drawings, schedules, and diagrams prepared to coordinate with architectural, structural, and MEP packages.
Discipline alignment
Scope is documented so owners, contractors, and reviewers can move from intake through submittal with clear coordination.
Often delivered together
Share the project scope for a review
Include location, building type, available drawings, and the disciplines required for permit or construction documentation.