We provide services for designing any simple, complex or mega structures and buildings, precast systems’ manufacturing and installations, 3D-6D modeling, BIM, construction temporary structures, audit and inspection. We support our Clients on projects ranging from building infrastructure improvements to over 100 million dollar projects. We know how to interact with clients to understand their goals and obtain their confidence to design buildings and structures efficiently for aesthetic design and construction cost savings. We foster partnerships with our clients in the commercial, industrial, multi-story residential, educational and healthcare sectors thereby maintaining a core Client base consisting of satisfied repeat customers such as Amazon, Home Depot, Lowes, Kerkstra, FAP, and many others.

Architecture

Construction

Engineering

Building Theory

The Toronto office focuses on driving business growth and managing engineering projects in a dynamic urban environment.

Toronto

The 1950 office likely supports executive operations and administrative functions in Florida.

1950

This department focuses on the design and detailing of precast concrete elements for construction projects.

Precast Engineering

This department focuses on creating and managing digital representations of physical and functional characteristics of buildings using advanced modeling software.

Building Information Modeling

This department is responsible for creating and developing design concepts and solutions across various projects.

Design Department

This department specializes in the creation and management of precast designs using Tekla software.

Precast Modeling

This department focuses on the design, analysis, and construction of structures to ensure safety and functionality.

Structural Engineering

This department specializes in creating and managing detailed models using Tekla software.

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Building Information Modeling

Design Department

Precast Modeling

Structural Engineering

Modeling Services