Evaluation & Instrumentation of Existing Buildings

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Description

Messrs. Larosche, Fasl, and Foster will present three separate case studies highlighting evaluation and instrumentation of existing buildings: Lee County Courthouse, Texas A&M Indoor Track and Football Facilities, and Turner Roberts Recreation Center. These case studies will each highlight the use of monitoring, instrumentation, and load testing as part of a holistic approach to performing structural condition assessments and evaluations.

Contributors

Carl J. “Chuck” Larosche, P.E. (Principal)

Mr. Larosche's diverse background includes structural design, investigation, and evaluation of existing structures and materials. He has successfully combined his broad construction background with his knowledge of material behavior in existing structures to provide rare insight and knowledge in the area of masonry, concrete, and steel evaluation, including strengthening and repair of these materials.
Stephen W. Foster, P.E. (Senior Associate)

Mr. Foster’s experience includes evaluation, design, and rehabilitation of concrete, steel, wood, and masonry structures, as well as assessment of corrosion distress, design and construction deficiencies, foundation-related movement, and leakage distress.
Jeremiah D. Fasl, Ph.D., P.E. (Associate III)

Dr. Fasl has investigated and evaluated a variety of existing concrete, steel, and wood structures. Prior to joining WJE, Dr. Fasl worked on multiple bridge instrumentation and material testing projects at the University of Texas.

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Description

Contributors

Carl J. “Chuck” Larosche, P.E. (Principal)

Stephen W. Foster, P.E. (Senior Associate)

Jeremiah D. Fasl, Ph.D., P.E. (Associate III)