Ski Resort Lodge
Hospitality
Project details
Special reinforced CMU shear wall building with special concentrically braced frames and a panelized roof system.

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Dunagan Engineering Inc. (DEI Engineers) is a structural engineering firm founded in January 2010, with offices in Ashland, Oregon, and Reno, Nevada. DEI focuses on the structural design of buildings for architects, owners, contractors, and developers, with an emphasis on efficiency, constructability, and team-oriented collaboration. DEI staff brings over 50 years of combined experience in residential and commercial structural design.
Brian DunaganPrincipal Engineer
Robert CorbinProject Engineer
Erika Hull-StancliffProject Engineer
Juan GonzalezStaff Engineer
Kristin DuvallStaff Engineer
Jaclyn ZumwaltOffice Manager
DEI Engineers provides structural design services for buildings across commercial, institutional, and residential project types, with a focus on efficiency, constructability, and cost-effective solutions.
Structural design for commercial buildings including ski resort lodges, corporate office buildings, warehouses, and winery tasting rooms.
Structural design for universities, government facilities, churches, and other institutional clients.
Structural engineering for new luxury homes and remodel projects, including large custom residences.
Specialist expertise in the design of timber-framed structures, led by principal engineer Brian Dunagan, PE.
Commercial · Residential · Education · Healthcare · Hospitality · Religious
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Special reinforced CMU shear wall building with special concentrically braced frames and a panelized roof system.
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