Commercial

Provided structural construction documents for resort complex on Maui consisting of 258 guest rooms and a variety of supporting structures, including multi-level parking, health spa, and pool bar.

This single story new structure was constructed using CMU walls and a structural roof system consisting of open web steel joist supported on structural steel beams and columns.  Wahiawa Walgreens included many design exterior canopies above windows, storefront entry glass wind support and entry façade parapets.   

Constructed in 2011 T.J. Maxx in Pearl City was designed with exterior reinforced concrete masonry unit (CMU) walls with a roofing system of glulam and parrallam beams supporting a panelized wood roof.  This new building was designed to allow for large retail spaces below with minimal interior structure.  The footings were stepped on the Makai side of the building to reduce surcharge to adjacent retaining walls allowing the owners to maximize the usable lot space.  

This two-story, 24,000 square foot retail and office building is one of many projects by Nagamine Okawa Engineers in the development of West Oahu.  The Parkway Shops were completed in 2006 and are home to Starbucks, Jamba Juice and other retail businesses.  The foundation system consists of conventional spread footings, the floor and roof framing is constructed of open-web steel joist supported on structural steel wide-flange girders.  The approximate cost of construction is $5 million.