North Elementary School, New Classroom Building, Tracy, CA
North Elementary School, New Classroom Building
Degenkolb provided structural engineering for the New Classroom Building at North Elementary School in Tracy, CA. The new, 25,000-square-foot, two-story classroom structure includes administrative offices, nine classrooms, four Kindergarten classes, a seismically separated 3,800-square-foot library, and ancillary spaces. Both structures are wood-framed with a lateral resisting-system consisting of wood shear walls.
Features:
- New Multi-story Academic Building
- Design-Bid-Build Delivery
Project Stats
Client
Rainforth Grau Architects,
Square Footage
25,000
Construction Cost
22,000,000
Completion Date
2021
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Staff on the Project
Cata Doughri
Office Manager
I have enjoyed learning about the fascinating world of structural ...
Gyorgy Guevarra
Sr. BIM / CAD Specialist
To this day, Dragonball is my favorite anime cartoon.
Holly Razzano
Practice Area Leader Senior Principal
One of my bucket list items is to do a triathlon.
Jason Scanlan
Principal
At 14 years I designed my first structure - a two-story playhouse in ...
Steve Moore
Associate Principal
Truth is the property of no individual, but is the treasure of all ...
Cata Doughri
Office Manager
Sacramento
- (916) 905-8469
- cdoughri@degenkolb.com
- B.S., Criminal Justice, California State University Sacramento
Why did you go into the AEC industry?
It just happened that I was looking for a full-time position while attending university classes at night. I was referred to the firm and began my introduction into the AEC industry. Since then, I have enjoyed learning about the fascinating world of structural engineering.
Little Known Fact
I was born with Clubfeet.
What’s your favorite team?
San Francisco Giants/49ers
Community
New Year, New Promotions
Gyorgy Guevarra
Sr. BIM / CAD Specialist
Sacramento
- (916) 418-9100
- gguevarra@degenkolb.com
- B.S., Architectural Engineering, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, 2001
- CA, Civil Engineer, License No. 68386
Why did you go into Engineering?
In high school I loved my drafting classes. My teacher told me to switch to the engineering side as he saw it as a more lucrative profession.
Little Known Fact
To this day, Dragonball is my favorite anime cartoon.
Apple or Samsung?
Apple... I don't think I could switch over as I have been brain-washed to think that Apple governs over all.
Holly Razzano
Practice Area Leader, Senior Principal
Oakland
- (510) 250-1204
- hrazzano@degenkolb.com
Education
M.S., Structural Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1991
B.S., Civil Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, 1989
Registration
CA, Structural Engineer, License No. 4107
CA, Civil Engineer, License No. 49972
Why did you go into structural engineering?
I originally wanted to be an architect. My dad was a structural engineer and he used to teach classes at UC Berkeley’s School of Architecture. I would occasionally go with him. I really liked seeing how things were put together. Dad insisted that I go into structural engineering. It’s been a great career. I still get to work around wonderful architects and I really understand how to put things together.
Little Known Fact
One of my bucket list items is to do a triathlon. I’m an avid swimmer, so I just need to get the other two.
Question of the Day
What hobby would you go into if time and money weren’t an issue?
I’d either be a quilter on Etsy or write crossword puzzles.
Jason Scanlan
Principal
Sacramento
- (916) 418-9100
- jscanlan@degenkolb.com
- B.S., Civil Engineering, University of California, Davis, 2001
- CA, Civil Engineer, License No. 68121
- CA, Structural Engineer, License No. 5393
Why did you go into Engineering?
Math and design is what drew me. At 14 years I designed my first structure - a two-story playhouse in our backyard.
Little Known Fact
Video editing is my primary outlet from engineering, where there is no code and is not defined by any law of physics.
Apple or Samsung?
Apple all the way.
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Steve Moore
Associate Principal
Sacramento
- (916) 502-7633
- smoore@degenkolb.com
- B.S., Architectural Engineering, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, 1990
- CA, Civil Engineer, 56782
- CA, Certified Access Specialist, 433
Why did you go into Engineering?
I have always looked at the world around me—the buildings, the vehicles, even my pencil at school, and wondered, "How exactly did they build that?" And now in my career, I am using what I have learned to "deconstruct" those things and find the truth behind architectural and structural damage.
What was your career like before joining Degenkolb?
I've been in the Sacramento construction industry for more than 30 years. I started doing forensic engineering investigations after joining Barrish Pelham in 2003. My first investigations involved settlement damage, cause & origin reports, and burned truss repairs. Since then, the types of investigations have broadened to include moisture intrusion and building envelope issues, equipment failures, foundation salvageability studies, and ADA/Accessibility condition assessments. Since Barrish Pelham became part of Degenkolb, I've been excited to broaden that expertise and service a much larger client base along the entire West Coast.
Little Known Fact
I am an avid rugby fan and played for about 14 years! I also enjoy throwing darts. I may have been English in a former life!
What’s your favorite band?
AC/DC
Wesley Chan
Designer
Sacramento
- (916) 905-8458
- wchan@degenkolb.com
- B.S., Civil Engineering, Cal Poly, SLO, 2016
- M.S., Civil Engineering, Cal Poly, SLO, 2019
Little Known Fact
I have taught English in Kyrgyzstan and China.
What were you going to be when you grew up?
I really wanted to be a train conductor. Inspired by Thomas the Tank Engine.
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