New residential design: Plexs - Chalets - Multi-storey

The structural engineer plays a crucial role in the design of engineering plans for various types of buildings, such as plexes, cottages or multi-storey buildings. His or her main responsibility is to guarantee the stability, strength and structural safety of the construction, ensuring that it meets standards and regulatory requirements.

When designing plans for residential buildings such as plexes, houses or cottages, the structural engineer must take into account the specific loads associated with these types of structures. This includes the design of foundations, load-bearing walls, floors and roofs, depending on the materials used, site conditions and architectural features.

In the case of multi-storey buildings, the structural engineer must draw up plans that guarantee the vertical stability of the structure, while taking into account horizontal forces such as wind and earthquakes. Coordination with other engineering disciplines, such as electrical and plumbing, is also essential to ensure the harmonious integration of the various components.
various building systems.

Engineering plans prepared by the structural engineer are submitted to the cities for approval. bSpecific requirements may vary by jurisdiction. We suggest you take the necessary steps with the permit office specific to your borough. These
regulations may relate to building type, building codes, earthquake rules and other design criteria.

Before starting any work, it is imperative to obtain building permits, depending on the specific regulations of the city, borough or municipality. Collaboration between the structural engineer, architects and local authorities is essential to guarantee compliance with standards and construction safety.