Built to Code. Engineered to Last.
Licensed structural and architectural engineering services for residential, commercial, and industrial projects across the Philippines — designed to NSCP, ASEP, and NBC standards.
Our Engineering Methodology
Every project begins with a thorough site assessment and client brief. We apply the National Structural Code of the Philippines (NSCP 2015), the National Building Code (PD 1096), and ASEP guidelines to produce designs that are safe, cost-efficient, and permit-ready. Our licensed engineers coordinate directly with architects, contractors, and LGU building officials throughout the project lifecycle.
NSCP 2015
National Structural Code of the Philippines
Governs structural design loads, material specifications, and seismic provisions for all building types.
PD 1096
National Building Code of the Philippines
Sets minimum standards for building design, construction, use, occupancy, and maintenance.
RA 544
Civil Engineering Law
Requires all structural plans to be signed and sealed by a licensed Civil/Structural Engineer registered with the PRC.
ASEP
Association of Structural Engineers of the Philippines
Professional standards and peer review protocols for complex structural systems.
NBC IRR
Implementing Rules & Regulations
Detailed technical requirements for fire safety, accessibility, and occupancy classifications.
How We Work
Our Design Methodology
Phase 1
Site Assessment & Data Gathering
Soil investigation, topographic survey, utility mapping, and existing structure review. We identify geotechnical constraints and seismic zone classification before any design work begins.
Phase 2
Structural Concept & Framing
Selection of structural system — reinforced concrete, structural steel, or composite. Load path analysis, column grid layout, and preliminary member sizing based on NSCP load combinations.
Phase 3
Detailed Structural Analysis
3D structural modeling using ETABS or STAAD.Pro. Gravity, wind, and seismic load analysis per NSCP 2015 Chapter 2. Drift checks, torsion analysis, and foundation design.
Phase 4
Architectural Integration
Coordination with architectural plans for floor layouts, facade systems, and MEP penetrations. Clash detection and structural accommodation of architectural features.
Phase 5
Construction Documents
Complete set of structural drawings: foundation plan, framing plans, sections, details, and specifications. All plans signed and sealed by a PRC-licensed Structural Engineer.
Phase 6
Construction Support
Shop drawing review, RFI responses, site inspection during critical construction phases, and as-built documentation.
Deliverables
What You Receive
Structural Design Report
Complete calculations, load analysis, and design basis document signed by a licensed Structural Engineer.
Full Drawing Set
Foundation plan, floor framing plans, roof framing, structural sections, connection details — all permit-ready.
Bill of Materials
Itemized material quantities for concrete, rebar, structural steel, and masonry for accurate cost estimation.
Specifications
Material and workmanship specifications referencing ASTM, DPWH, and Philippine standards.
Architectural Plans
Floor plans, elevations, sections, and details coordinated with structural design for permit submission.
As-Built Documentation
Updated drawings reflecting actual construction for building records and future renovation reference.
Timelines
Typical Project Timelines
Single-Family Residential
Up to 3 storeys, standard framing
Multi-Family / Townhouse
4–6 storeys, RC frame
Commercial Low-Rise
Up to 5 storeys, mixed use
Commercial Mid-Rise
6–15 storeys, full seismic analysis
Industrial / Warehouse
Steel frame, long-span systems
Your Role
Client Responsibilities
Lot Documents
Provide certified true copy of TCT/OCT, lot plan, and tax declaration.
Soil Investigation
Commission a geotechnical investigation report (we can coordinate with accredited firms).
Architectural Brief
Provide approved architectural concept plans or engage our architectural team for integrated design.
Timely Feedback
Review and approve design submissions within agreed turnaround periods to maintain schedule.
LGU Coordination
Designate a representative for LGU permit submissions, or engage our permit processing service.
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Lot plan / survey plan
Signed by a licensed Geodetic Engineer
Architectural concept plans
Floor plans, elevations, sections
Soil investigation report
Boring log or SPT results
Project brief
Intended use, number of floors, target completion
TCT / OCT certified copy
From the Register of Deeds
Tax declaration
Current year, from the Assessor's Office
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FAQ
Common Questions
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