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Fresno, CA: Structural Shop Drawings

Structural Design & Detailing Expert: Juan Pérez · Fresno, California, USA

Collaborator
Juan Pérez
Role
Structural Design & Detailing Expert
Location
Fresno, California, USA
Project type
Medical Office Building · 2 stories · 49,000 sq. ft.

THE PROJECT

From intent to something buildable.

This project involved the 3D modeling and preparation of manufacturing and assembly drawings for a two-story medical office building in Fresno, California. Engineer Juan Pérez applied advanced Building Information Modeling (BIM) techniques to transform a complex conceptual design into a precise, fabrication-ready model using Autodesk Advance Steel. The scope included developing detailed structural steel framing plans, base plates, and connection assemblies fully coordinated for fabrication and field installation. Through BIM-driven automation, Juan maintained accuracy across all documentation, improving coordination between design, detailing, and construction. This project highlights how digital modeling enhances fabrication workflows, providing clarity, precision, and efficiency from concept to completion.

Foundation plan and base plate details for the two-story medical office building in Fresno, California.
Foundation plan and base plate details for the two-story medical office building in Fresno, California.
Building alignment sections showing structural grid elevations and framing connections for the Fresno medical office building.
Building alignment sections showing structural grid elevations and framing connections for the Fresno medical office building.
Column C11 fabrication drawing showing elevations, welds, and steel connection details for the Fresno project.
Column C11 fabrication drawing showing elevations, welds, and steel connection details for the Fresno project.
Steel stair framing plan and 3D view showing structural connections, base plates, and fabrication details.
Steel stair framing plan and 3D view showing structural connections, base plates, and fabrication details.

NEXT CLEAR MOVE

Bring the hard part into focus.

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