Structural engineering for the Fort Totten Art Place & Shops mixed-use development.

A six-story mixed-use residential building at H Street and 3rd Street NE delivering 250,160 gsf above a 104,160 gsf two-level below-grade garage.

A 314-unit residential mixed-use community of 391,125 gsf at Ripley Street / Midtown in Silver Spring, with 5,380 gsf of ground-floor retail and 433 parking spaces across one below-grade level and at/above-grade structured parking.

Halstead Building #4 features five stories of wood-framed residential construction above a second-floor concrete transfer deck, with approximately 9,000 gsf of amenities and 27,471 gsf of retail (core and dark shell) at grade, plus 141,046 gsf of two-level below-grade parking.

Halstead Building #3 combines a six-story-plus-mezzanine hotel with an eight-story residential apartment building above a substantial four-level below-grade garage (164,587 gsf).

Structural engineering for the Capitol Crossing North Block — two 12-story interconnected office buildings totaling approximately 960,000 gsf above grade.

A multi-level Safeway and retail development in Georgetown delivering 66,500 gsf of grocery on the upper level with 14,000 gsf of parking, a lower level of 14,500 gsf retail and 60,000 gsf parking/loading, plus a free-standing 7,000 gsf retail pavilion.

Structural engineering for the Canterbury residential development at 3rd and G Street NW.

Structural engineering for Block R at National Harbor, supporting this waterfront mixed-use development within the larger National Harbor master plan.

A 17-story residential tower of 305,000 gsf of apartments and mixed-use program, supported by 131,800 gsf of four-level below-grade parking.