Degenkolb is providing construction engineering support on the renovation and seismic retrofit of UC Berkeley’s Giannini Hall, which will protect and preserve the historic shell of the structure.

Degenkolb was prime consultant for the SPC4D / NPC4 seismic upgrade of the 1964 steam plant, which serves Loma Linda Medical Center and Loma Linda University.

We worked with steel fabricator/erector, The Herrick Corporation, to provide an array of steel erection engineering services for this 800-foot mixed-use tower.

We worked with general contractor Clark Construction to develop innovative tower crane foundation and tie-in schemes that leveraged the permanent structure and minimized removal operations.

Degenkolb served as the construction means and methods engineer, converting the 1930s era facility into an 83,000 square foot world-class museum.

Prepared Construction Documents for temporary shoring and sequencing to remove all but the façade of this 12- and 16-story structure

We worked with general contractor Clark Construction to develop innovative tower crane foundation and tie-in schemes that leveraged the permanent structure and minimized removal operations.

Degenkolb is providing construction engineering services on the renovation of the former Macy’s Men’s Store in San Francisco.

Adaptive re-use of a 1903 concrete, 4-story chemistry building into a modern day combined chemistry and biology teaching hall.