Degenkolb designed the seismic retrofit of this 34,600 square foot, two-story structure with a new one-story addition and new elevator core/stairwell.

Degenkolb designed the renovation and retrofit of this one story concrete masonry library building.

Adaptive re-use of a 1903 concrete, 4-story chemistry building into a modern day combined chemistry and biology teaching hall.

Originally built in 1939, the wood-framed two-story structure over a concrete partial basement is the only remaining building from the original Kentfield campus.

Designed the seismic retrofit and modernization of four buildings that comprise the physical education complex including the men’s and women’s locker room buildings, an office/exercise room building and a gymnasium.

Degenkolb is providing construction engineering support on the renovation and seismic retrofit of UC Berkeley’s Giannini Hall, which will protect and preserve the historic shell of the structure.

Historic renovation of the performing arts center at C.K. McClatchy High School campus to expand its performing and fine arts curriculum.

Designed the replacement of existing off-site facilities for the nursing program at Sierra College.

Degenkolb designed the separation of the fifteen-story plus basement concrete Moffitt Hospital and the Medical Sciences Building of similar size to satisfy SB 1953 requirements.

Degenkolb developed a retrofit scheme for the Bancroft Library, using a seismic strengthening approach that protects the contents of the space, as well as its occupants

Designed the reconstruction and seismic strengthening of the historic library core after the demolition of the central stack area.

Seismically strengthened and expanded the 42-year-old existing, original two-story reinforced concrete building, using ASCE-41.

Designed the renovation of UCSC’s Merrill Cultural Center and a portion of the Crown Dining Commons buildings. 

Degenkolb Engineers, along with prime consultant, Page & Turnbull, had the challenging task of maintaining the historic integrity of the…

Degenkolb Engineers evaluated the Hotel Nikko, a thirty year old high-rise moment frame building, in San Francisco under the…

Degenkolb was prime consultant for the SPC4D / NPC4 seismic upgrade of the 1964 steam plant, which serves Loma Linda Medical Center and Loma Linda University.

Degenkolb offers a record of successful development and implementation of corporate seismic programs for prominent technology, life sciences, food and beverage, financial, and manufacturing companies.

A former toy factory designed for heavy manufacturing and storage loads, the building was successfully converted into luxury condominiums.

Was the set for large portions of the movie Daredevil starring Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner.

To minimize disruption to the student occupants and symbolize the building’s modernization, innovative exterior strengthening schemes were developed and utilized.

Converted the site to a client’s headquarters, which included seismic upgrade as well and major architectural renovations.

Converted this existing structural steel, moment frame building into one of Kaiser’s newest MOBs.

Designed the seismic retrofit of this 100,000 square foot Chemistry Annex Building

Degenkolb retrofitted this three-story classroom building, which was previously determined to be “very poor” under the University of California Seismic Safety Policy.

As prime consultant, Degenkolb designed the seismic upgrade of a 15-story, 600,000 square-foot office building in downtown Oakland.

Mitigate soft-story conditions at a three story residential complex.