Can your structural engineering service provide this? Building Information Modeling (BIM) has moved to the forefront of client requirements of their design team. BIM allows seamless coordination between design team members and provides a realistic 3D model to coordinate building trades. If your structural engineer can not provide models like these; its time for CTS Engineering! Scroll down to browse various BIM models. Click on the large image to explore a 3D version of the model.
Project: Hansen Residence
San Francisco, California - 2010
Client: EcoSteel
Five story, 14,000 square feet steel residential structure located on Larkin Street in San Francisco. Steel stud shear walls, steel plate shear walls, over special concrete shear walls structure. Floors are framed with cold formed steel members. Bearing walls are cold formed steel, sheathed with cold formed steel sheets for lateral load resistance. Modeled in RISA 3D and Revit Structure.
Services: Structural Engineering
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Project: APA Accelerated School
West Valley City, Utah - 2010
Client: The Elm Group
Two story 75,000 Square foot school. Special reinforced masonry shear walls, open web steel trusses.
Services: Structural Engineering
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Project: George Washington Academy
Saint George, Utah - 2011
Client: VCBO Architecture
Phase II and Phase III additions to the two story charter school totaling 36,000 square feet. Wood bearing and shear walls. Masonry fire walls at the connection to the existing school.
Services: Structural Engineering
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Project: Tattu Residence
Los Angeles, California - 2010
Client: EcoSteel
4,000 square foot two story residence built utilizing special steel plate shear wall and cold formed steel stud shear walls. Walls had non-parallel irregularity causing amplification of seismic forces. Second story exterior deck cantilevers over interior living space below.
Services: Structural Engineering
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Project: Antrazit Residence
Santa Barbara, California - 2010
Client: EcoSteel
4,000 square foot three story, hot rolled steel, special moment frame structure. The openness of the steel, panelized finish system and glass walls required a steel moment frame to resist seismic forces.
Services: Structural Engineering
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Project: Littlefield Residence
Reno, Nevada - 2011
Client: EcoSteel
Single story steel moment frame residence. Hot rolled and cold formed steel construction. Seismic design criteria D. For economy the structure is designed without a roof diaphragm. There are five moment frames in the transverse direction.
Services: Structural Engineering
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Project: Evans Residence
Livingston, New York - 2011
Client: EcoSteel
4,500 square foot all steel construction residence utilizing custom wide-flange roof trusses and cold-formed zee purlin roof members.
Services: Structural Engineering
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Project: Rifkind Residence
South Miami, Florida - 2010
Client: EcoSteel
Single story all steel residence built with hot rolled and cold formed steel construction. The location necessitated very high wind loading and the use of moment frames and braced frames for the glass walls and the panelized finish system.
Services: Structural Engineering
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Project: Briggs Residence
Addition
Alta, Utah - 2010
Client: Title Here
Addition to existing cabin. Insulated Concrete Form (ICF) system for foundation walls and floor over garage. Engineered wood roof system. Design considerations included extremely high snow load conditions.
Services: Structural Engineering
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Project: Ferguson Residence
Addition
Santa Barbara, California - 2011
Client: EcoSteel
Two story garage addition. Cold form steel bearing and shear walls.
Services: Structural Engineering
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Project: Jones Residence
2nd Floor Addition
Salt Lake City, Utah - 2010
Client: Title Here
Second floor addition to existing home. Wood frame construction with composite fiber reinforcing mesh to reinforce first floor masonry walls. CTS also carried out the architectural design on this project.
Services: Structural Engineering
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Project: Fagg Residence
Salt Lake City, Utah - 2010
Client: Title Here
New home, wood frame construction.
Services: Structural Engineering
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