Commercial construction built around your business

Connect the property, the plans and the building

The building shell is one part of a working property. Access, drainage, utilities, parking, loading and the space inside all need to fit the intended use. Start with the property address, an outline of the business operation and the approximate building size.

Our services include conceptual and permit drawing packages, civil and structural engineering, architectural design, and in-house CAD documentation. Design responsibilities, professional involvement and the construction scope are established for each project.

Define the work before comparing proposals

A useful construction discussion separates the site work, foundation, structure, enclosure and finished areas. An office-warehouse, manufacturing building and multi-tenant flex property can need very different layouts even when their outside dimensions look similar.

Tell us about equipment, deliveries, tenant divisions, office needs and future phases. If another architect or engineer is already involved, bring the current drawings and identify the decisions still open. Clear responsibilities help the team discuss the same project.

Commercial and industrial building uses

• Pre-engineered metal buildings and structural steel construction
• Office-warehouse, showroom and small-bay flex space
• Manufacturing plants, industrial workshops and equipment buildings
• Warehouses and distribution facilities
• Climate-controlled and dry storage facilities

Bring the information you have

You do not need a finished set of plans to start a conversation. Share the location, proposed use, approximate size, current project stage and target schedule. Include available PDF plans or a site sketch. We can discuss what the next step needs and which parts of the scope require further definition.