fee for precast parking garage
fee for precast parking garage
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Interested in what fees firms normally charge for structural for precast parking garage. It will be 4 level conventional precast garage.
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RE: fee for precast parking garage
RE: fee for precast parking garage
Dik
RE: fee for precast parking garage
Dik
RE: fee for precast parking garage
Not sure how we will do design yet, would like to hear all scenario's.
RE: fee for precast parking garage
Dik
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So in a sense, a lot of the garages done by A/E design teams are similar in nature to how pre-manufactured metal buildings are done - the EOR does the foundation and oversees the overall design - and delegates the design tasks of the PC garage above the footings to the precaster and the precast engineers either working within their firm or sub-contracted out.
For fees - it depends on if you are the overall EOR/foundation designer or the precast engineer.
RE: fee for precast parking garage
RE: fee for precast parking garage
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I was just thinking the same thing.
How could you do anything so vicious? It was easy my dear, don't forget I spent two years as a building contractor. - Priscilla Presley & Ricardo Montalban
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Maybe the structural engineers should hold the design services contract for parking garages and then hire the architects to work for them.
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Brad
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Fee and Profit might be a motivator as well...
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Hearing this kind of thing makes me happy that 90% of my work is industrial.
Hokie-
I have been forced into one of these decks 3 times a day for the foreseeable future.
There are repairs taking place all over the deck.
I have been parking on the top levels that are exposed to daylight above. This gives me a better chance.
The first thing I saw when I pulled into the deck a few days ago was a newly added steel column and foundation along with a permanent steel structure supporting one of the main concrete girders on the lowest level. Clearly the girder had some major issues.
I decided parking on top was best even though it may be futile.
RE: fee for precast parking garage