Our structural engineering team provided full structural design services for a new custom single-family residence located in Sumpter Township, Michigan. The project included complete engineering for the foundation, floor framing, wall systems, roof framing, and lateral force-resisting elements, ensuring a safe, durable, and code-compliant structure. 

The design incorporated a conventional wood-framed structural system supported by reinforced concrete foundations, with carefully coordinated load paths from roof to foundation. Detailed floor and roof framing plans were developed to accommodate the architectural layout while maintaining structural efficiency and constructability. 

Key structural components included: 

  • Reinforced concrete footings and foundation walls 
  • Engineered wood floor and roof framing systems 
  • Strategically designed shear walls to resist wind and seismic loads 
  • Header, beam, and connection detailing to support gravity and lateral forces 
  • Comprehensive sections and details to support accurate construction 

All structural elements were designed in accordance with the International Residential Code (IRC) and applicable local building codes. The drawings included clear framing layouts, shear wall schedules, connection details, and construction notes to facilitate a smooth permitting and construction process. 

This project reflects our expertise in delivering well-coordinated, code-compliant structural designs for custom residential developments, balancing structural performance with architectural intent.