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Still Austin Whiskey Co. & Distillery
​Austin, Texas


Expansion and Retrofit
This project was a structural assessment and design of a 10,000 sf warehouse expansion and retrofit. The facility includes industrial grade structure for distilling tower, grain mill, custom truss, containment reservoir, event space, barrel storage and production processing.
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The Challenge
The challenge with this project was to take an old industrial building and give a dramatic face-lift. Our challenge was to upgrade the use, functionality and aesthetics of the building to create a modern-chic appearance and retail space that also safely and efficiently housed the significant amount of industrial equipment necessary to operate a modern distillery. 

The Solution
We provided state-of-the-art techniques in steel design to reuse and reinforce the existing steel frame. We designed a tall center tower out of CMU to house the 40' tall whiskey still with access ladders and platforms at key intervals. 

827 Rays
​Austin, Texas


Restaurant Expansion and Renovation
Structural assessment and design of 5,000 sf Gourmet Restaurant expansion and renovation.  Facility includes foundation reinforcement, custom wood truss, wood framing, and shallow spread footings. ​

The Challenge
​The challenge with this project was to upgrade an existing restaurant to open the space to a more open concept seating capacity, provide a face-lift and open up the space to a more open concept to increase flow.  
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​The Solution
We began with a structural assessment and reviewed the adequacy of the current framing and foundation to accommodate the desired changes. We quickly realized that new framing components and foundation reinforcement was necessary to accomplish the clients goals. The previous structure had several rooms. We opened the space by removing several walls and expanding upon the existing space. We also designed a new foundation system that would compliment the existing building to minimize differential movement.

The Container Bar
​Austin, Texas


New Construction
designThis project was a new construction of seven (7) stacked shipping containers. Five at 8' x 20' and two at 8' x 40'. The containers are stacked to provide for an indoor/outdoor environment that includes balconies and an outdoor courtyard. The owners desire to make a statement by re-purposing used shipping containers makes a very green statement. This structure is a perfect example of the concept of adaptive reuse. The used shipping containers were repurposed and designed into a unique, modern structure that is also
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constructed in such a way that it can be relocated to another space.  This project was completed in partnership with The Salinas Group. 

The Challenge
The project schedule and budget had been exceeded be previous design and engineering team. At that point, the owner decided to change the design team to complete the multitude of design issues. That's where we stepped in. The biggest challenge with this project outside of it being well over budget when we stepped in was that the contractor and engineering designs were not compatible. 
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The Solution
We stepped in and immediately addressed the critical path design issues. We were responsive to contractor RFIs (requests for information). We worked with the contractor to create a cohesive design, finished the construction documents and supported the construction team with completion of the project. Needless to say, the owner was extremely happy and pleased to finally open for business. 

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  • HOME
  • ABOUT US
  • SERVICES
    • STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING >
      • INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES SUPPORT
      • CIVIL/HEAVY STRUCTURES
      • NEW BUILDING DESIGN
      • BUILDING ADDITION/RENOVATION
      • STRUCTURAL ASSESSMENTS
  • MARKETS
  • PORTFOLIO
    • RESIDENTIAL SOLUTIONS >
      • SINGLE FAMILY
      • MULTI-FAMILY
    • COMMERICAL SOLUTIONS >
      • HEALTHCARE/FITNESS
      • RETAIL/MIX USE
      • OFFICE
      • WAREHOUSE
      • RESTAURANT/BAR
      • EDUCATIONAL
    • INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS
  • CONTINUING EDUCATION
  • HIRE US
  • BLOG
  • Careers