Commercial Construction

Structural engineers play a major role in the commercial construction project process. From designing, assessing and ensuring the structural integrity of buildings and other structures in California, to providing engineering advice during the construction and commissioning of these structures, they have a critical job to do. A structural engineer's work starts from the concept stage and extends throughout the entire life cycle of a building. They use their skills to understand complex principles of engineering so that design solutions are optimized for safety, cost and zoning regulations. Structural engineers also review shop drawings for compliance with approved plans, inspect ongoing construction projects, certify inspected materials and provide additional guidance when needed. Their expertise help create more efficient, economical and aesthetically pleasing designs which ultimately result in structures that stand strong for generations.

  • Office Buildings

  • Life Science Buildings

  • Restaurants and Food Service

  • Tenant Improvements

  • Hotels

  • Medical Facilities

  • Industrial Buildings

  • Retail

FAQs

  • Engaging a structural engineer should be done before starting a project to ensure the project meets local codes and regulations. In order to properly evaluate if additional reinforcement or support is necessary, it is recommended that an engineer review the plans of your proposed design before construction begins. APE structural engineering will provide all the needed drawings and calculations to help you with your project.