A companion adaptive reuse and selective vertical expansion of the existing building at 1050 Thomas Jefferson, NW.

 Structural analysis and design for the conversion of an existing building at 1035 Howard Street in San Francisco.

 Phase I structural engineering to increase the live load capacity of floors 3 through 8 from 60 PSF (office) to 125 PSF (self-storage) for building permit submission.

Adaptive reuse and addition at 1000 Thomas Jefferson, NW on the Georgetown waterfront.

Adaptive reuse of two existing six- to seven-story office buildings on the Georgetown waterfront (1000 & 1050 Thomas Jefferson), with potential for one- to two-story additions.

The project replaces an existing seven-story office building with a new eight-story apartment building consisting of five stories of wood construction over a three-story podium, built on top of the existing below-grade parking garage.

A major adaptive reuse and vertical expansion of the existing building at 1000 Thomas Jefferson, NW on the Georgetown waterfront.

Structural engineering for the adaptive reuse of the historic Hecht Warehouse at 1401 New York Avenue.

A five-story residential addition above the existing building at 4600 Wisconsin Avenue (Babe’s).

Structural engineering for the Museum of the Bible at 3rd and D Street SW, a major conversion and renovation transforming an existing structure into a world-class museum facility.