Shoring and Load Transfer in Renovations of Existing Buildings

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Description

It is often a better use of resources to reuse and adapt an existing building rather demolishing and rebuilding new. One interesting aspect of renovations and adaptive re-uses to a structural engineer is when a new design program requires removal of columns or walls. This is significantly more challenging than modifying a floor system, especially in an occupied building. This webinar will explore the permanent and temporary works involved in transferring loads on existing columns and walls. It will consider transfer girders and trusses and topics such as preloading, hydraulic jacking and sequencing. Considerations from the engineering designer as well as contractor and steel erector will be explored.

Course will award 1.0 hours of continuing education
This course is Diamond Review approved in 49 states. New York does not accept hours from recordings.

Contributors

Ciro Cuono, P.E.

Ciro Cuono is the founding Principal of Cuono Engineering PLLC, a structural engineering firm located in White Plains, NY and is a past assistant adjunct professor of structural engineering at The Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture at the City College of NY. He has over 20 years of experience in structural design of new buildings and renovations and restorations of existing historic structures.

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Contributors

Ciro Cuono, P.E.