Framing layouts
Floor and roof framing plans with member sizes, spans, spacing, hangers and blocking — drawn to the architecture that will actually be permitted.
Framing plans, foundation plans, beam and column layouts, shear-wall and uplift schedules, and the connection details a crew can build from. Wind and flood provisions applied to your actual geometry, coordinated with architecture and MEP from schematic onward.
A calculation nobody can build from is not a deliverable. The layout is part of the document set.
Floor and roof framing plans with member sizes, spans, spacing, hangers and blocking — drawn to the architecture that will actually be permitted.
Spread, stem-wall, mat and pile-supported foundations coordinated with the geotechnical report and Florida soils.
Beams, headers, columns and load transfer resolved for the real geometry — wood, light-gauge steel, structural steel, concrete and masonry.
Wind-load design under ASCE 7-22 with continuous load paths through diaphragms, shear walls, frames and uplift connections.
Hold-downs, straps, anchor bolts and connector schedules with the uplift values they satisfy, so inspection is a comparison rather than an argument.
FEMA flood-zone (A, AE, V, VE) requirements applied to foundation and lowest-floor elevations per FBC 2023 and ASCE 24.
Governing structural provisions.
Gravity and lateral load criteria, including wind.
Flood-resistant construction requirements.
Wood design and special design provisions for wind and seismic.
Cold-formed steel design and lateral framing.
Structural steel design.
Reinforced concrete design.
Masonry design and construction.
Framing, foundation, roof and lateral plans at permit-ready quality.
Design criteria: code edition, loads, assumptions and material specifications.
Beam, column, shear-wall, diaphragm and connector schedules.
Typical and project-specific details for the load path, drawn to be built.
The engineering record behind the drawings, available on request.
Response to structural plan-review comments through to issuance.