Engineers Northwest was the structural engineer of record for this 220,000 square foot new high school facility.

In 2003 as lead designer Jose developed the structural design for this new two story Museum in Mexico.  The building was designed to host hand painted murals from Diego Rivera. The architectural design creates a sense of space and ease of movement throughout the building. The design includes a steel roof and floor system with CMU and concrete walls. The foundation was solved with concrete spread footings.

As lead designer of the structural team, Henry Pangelinan provided the design for this 220,000 square foot complex.  The roughly octagonal sanctuary had no interior columns to support the 250 foot main girder with joist spans of 100 feet.  The complex design presented challenges in the construction sequence and erection.  The Engineers Northwest team’s prompt responses to field questions and last minute changes enabled the facility to meet their opening day schedule (or deadline).

Costco Brampton (above image) is a depot located in Ontario Canada.  It was designed and built by others in 1995 with 208,000 square feet (19,343 square meters or 4.78 acres) of space.  In 2005, Engineers Northwest designed a 66,400 square foot cold storage addition, a 79,613 square foot dry storage addition, and a 6,000 square foot new shipping office.  The additions have conventional foundations with cast-in-place concrete from footings up to support the slab-on-grade (SOG) and pre-cast insulated sandwich panel or steel walls above the SOG.  The roof construction is a Butler-type “metal building system”.  The Brampton design was carried out in accordance with the 1997 Ontario Building Code.

A new industrial park in Tepeji del Rio, Mexico (above images) is host to a new depot with a total site area of 99.46 acres and 1,173 truck parking stalls.  The building was designed with future additions in mind and a total building area of 829,220 square feet.  The building includes cold and dry storage for distribution throughout Mexico.  The site includes a state of the art truck scale, guard booth, well system and water treatment plant.  With this new building, Costco Wholesale has a strategic location for future grown in Mexico.

ENW is the engineer of record for most of the Costco Wholesale warehouses in the U.S., Mexico and Canada. With our experienced staff, we are able to coordinate all aspects of engineering to ensure unified client standards throughout their continuing expansion.

Opened in 2002, Engineers Northwest was structural engineer of record for this 22,000 square foot family and childcare center.