Engineering in New Albany

Services in New Albany

MEP engineering

• Storm-resilient MEP design — New Albany's tornado risk requires generator backup, hardened conduit routing, and above-code wind resistance
• Redundant electrical systems and emergency generator coordination for New Albany commercial and institutional facilities.
• Stormwater-integrated site drainage with MEP utility routing for New Albany, designed for high-intensity convective rain events.
• Energy-efficient HVAC for New Albany's mixed-humidity continental climate — hot summers and cold winters.
• Interior utility routing strategies for New Albany to minimize above-ground MEP exposure in severe-weather-prone conditions.

Structural engineering

• Wind-governed lateral design — New Albany's tornado and severe storm exposure controls lateral structural system design
• Steel moment frames, wood shear walls, and masonry structural systems for New Albany, designed to the IBC and ASCE 7 for Exposure Category C/D.
• Foundation design for the expansive clay and loam soils common around New Albany.
• Roof structural design for New Albany addressing wind uplift and tornado-zone pressure requirements per ASCE 7.
• Load path continuity engineering for New Albany commercial and institutional structures under governing gravity and wind demands.

Civil engineering

• For New Albany projects, stormwater management design per Indiana NPDES permit requirements and local stormwater authority standards
• Site development and grading plans for New Albany's active commercial and mixed-use project pipeline
• Land development civil engineering for New Albany — on the Ohio River with a deepwater port — from conceptual site plan through permit-ready construction documents.
• Access and utility coordination for New Albany sites — on the Ohio River with a deepwater port — with Indiana public works, utility providers, and the state DOT for site access permits.
• Paving, curb, and drainage infrastructure for New Albany's commercial, industrial, and institutional site development — on the Ohio River with a deepwater port.
• Regional stormwater management for New Albany with detention pond and retention basin design for high-intensity convective storm rainfall.