PAVILION STRUCTURE

Pavilion Structure

New Pavilion · Detached Site Improvement · Thousand Oaks, California

A wood-and-steel pavilion engineered with cantilevered columns and tie-beam foundations for full lateral and seismic compliance.

Pavilion Structure
/ Project At A Glance
Location
Thousand Oaks, California
Project Type
Detached Site Improvement
Structural Scope
Covered Pavilion
Key Materials
Wood + Steel, Concrete Tile
/ Project Overview

Engineering The Project

A covered pavilion combining wood framing with steel cantilevered columns — engineered as a hybrid lateral system tied together by a unified foundation.

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Challenge, Approach, Result

01 — The Challenge

An exposed outdoor pavilion needed lateral stability and full seismic compliance under local city code — with a finish system that would hold up outdoors for the long term.

02 — Our Approach

We integrated wood framing with steel special cantilevered columns, anchoring everything through tie beams that distributed load across the entire foundation.

03 — The Result

A robust, compliant pavilion that passed every city inspection — meeting both functional and aesthetic goals on schedule.

/ Engineering Scope

What We Engineered

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