San Diego, CA
U.S. Navy P-405 Bachelor Enlisted Quarters Parking Garage
Scope/Solutions
The P-405 project consists of a multi-story Bachelor Enlisted Quarters and multi-story parking structure at Naval Base San Diego. The parking structure provides 800 parking spaces in six stories, including one at-grade level and five elevated levels.
SGH provided structural engineering and functional design services for the parking structure. Fennie+Mehl Architects, under contract to SGH, provided architectural design services. The work of the SGH team included:
- Architectural design of the stair towers, elevator towers, and exterior treatment of the concrete spandrel beams
- Striping layout of standard and handicap-accessible parking space locations in accordance with code requirements
- Layout of stair and elevators
- Structural design of auger-cast pile foundations, post-tensioned concrete slabs and beams, reinforced concrete columns, and special reinforced concrete moment-resisting frames
- Preparation of a structural calculation package to document the design, including compliance with Unified Facilities
- Criteria requirements for resistance to progressive collapse
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Project Summary
2013
Completion Date
Solutions
New Construction
Services
Structures
Markets
Infrastructure & Transportation
Client(s)
Penick Nordic Joint Venture
Specialized Capabilities
Building Design
Key team members
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