Structural Engineering and New Building Design.
Anderson Structural Group is a structural engineering firm based in Sacramento, California, founded in September 2009 by John D. Anderson, SE. The practice specializes in structural design for education facilities, multi-family and affordable housing, commercial buildings, and telecommunications infrastructure. It has extensive experience with California Division of the State Architect (DSA) projects for K-12 schools and is an approved DSA structural plan check consultant. The practice also designs telecom shelters, rooftop equipment platforms, monopoles, and lattice towers for carriers including Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile, and provides specialty ceiling engineering for commercial ceiling subcontractors.
Approved DSA Structural Plan Check Consultant
John D. AndersonFounder & Principal Structural Engineer
Structural design for new buildings, remodels, and tenant improvements using steel, concrete, timber, cold-formed steel, and CMU systems.
Approved structural plan check consultant for the California Division of the State Architect's Sacramento and Oakland offices.
Structural engineering for telecommunications infrastructure including shelters, rooftop equipment platforms, monopoles, lattice towers, and solar equipment platforms.
Analysis and design of monopoles and lattice towers per TIA standards, including site-specific modifications for rooftop installations and pole/tower strengthening.
Site-specific and alternate T-bar ceiling details for ceiling subcontractors, including work for USG Building Systems and Hunter Douglas Specialty Products.
Education · Multifamily Residential · Affordable Housing · Senior Living · Commercial · Industrial · Hospitality · Telecommunications
Sacramento, CA · Affordable Housing · 2012 · Client: Domus Development
Two new four-story mixed-use buildings totaling 67,400 SF with three stories of wood framing over a concrete podium, providing 63 affordable housing units in Sacramento's Alkali Flats neighborhood. Named Sacramento Business Journal's Infill Project of the Year for 2012.
Sacramento, CA · Affordable Housing · Client: Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency
Six new affordable housing buildings totaling 25,400 SF using CMU walls, wood framing, and high-pitched roof trusses in a craftsman style. Net-zero energy construction.
Lincoln, CA · Education
New two-story steel-framed classroom building with Media Center and Broadcasting studio, designed under DSA jurisdiction.