When design asks for the impossible, we make it structural reality.
Things that drive a structural engineer onto a TI project are usually stairs. We've engineered glass treads for Apple retail, dramatic steel cantilevers in occupied towers, and code-compliant feature stairs that architects actually want to show clients.
Including Apple Store glass staircases across multiple California locations.
Lobby work is where design ambition meets real-world constraints.
It's visible, high-stakes, and full of structural surprises. Building owners call us because we know their aging high-rise frames. We make bold ideas possible without disrupting operations—or triggering major structural upgrades.
When the job's 30 stories up, you need an engineer who moves.
Active tenants, tight schedules, complex structural grids—this is where we thrive. We handle high-rise TI projects every week. From load transfer analysis to field RFI response in hours, not days.
We know you don't get a month to think about it.
Our team is built for velocity. We produce clean, clear deliverables that let the build move forward—partition layouts, ceiling support, slab penetrations. Final picture and documents ready in a week.
In TI, the devil isn't in the structure. It's in the connections.
TI work lives at the detail level — anchors, edge conditions, hidden supports that architects can't see and GCs can't invent. We've built our reputation on catching what others miss before it becomes a field problem.