Structural Engineering
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KMG Civil Engineering
This project involved the comprehensive structural engineering design for a full addition and alteration to an existing two-storey detached residence in East York, Toronto. The scope encompassed all levels of the building — basement through second floor — along with a complete roof redesign, new exterior elevations, and a structural addition at the rear.
The proposed design introduces a full second storey addition with master bedroom, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, walk-in closets and balconies, while the ground floor is reconfigured with a new family room, kitchen, dining room, living room and bathroom. The basement is restructured to include a recreation area, laundry, storage and garage.
This project involved the full structural engineering design for a legal second suite basement alteration at a two-storey detached residence in King City, Ontario. The scope required careful analysis of the existing structure — including steel beams, posts, and joist systems — to facilitate a compliant and livable secondary dwelling unit.
The proposed basement layout was designed to maximize functional living space while meeting all requirements of the 2025 Ontario Building Code, including fire separation, egress, ventilation, and minimum ceiling height standards.
This project involved the full structural engineering design for a basement and ground floor alteration at a two-storey detached residence in Woodbridge, Ontario. The scope required a thorough assessment of the existing layout — including unexcavated areas, cold room, furnace room, and existing posts — to enable a fully compliant and functional converted dwelling.
The proposed design introduces a self-contained layout with bedroom, kitchen, living and dining, laundry room, and bathroom across the basement level, with ground floor modifications to accommodate the new shared side entrance — all in full compliance with the 2025 Ontario Building Code.
This project involved the full structural engineering design for a deck alteration at a two-storey detached residence in Vaughan, Ontario. The scope required assessment of the existing deck structure at both the basement and ground floor levels, including the existing steel beam, joists, posts, and ledger board connections.
The proposed design reconfigures the deck framing with updated post sizing, new joist layout, revised ledger board anchoring, and a proposed basement walkout — all in compliance with the 2025 Ontario Building Code and the project's comprehensive construction notes.
This project involved the full structural engineering design for a legal second suite basement alteration at a two-storey detached residence in King City, Ontario. The scope required careful analysis of the existing structure — including steel beams, posts, and joist systems — to facilitate a compliant and livable secondary dwelling unit.
The proposed basement layout was designed to maximize functional living space while meeting all requirements of the 2025 Ontario Building Code, including fire separation, egress, ventilation, and minimum ceiling height standards.
This project involved the full structural engineering design for a deck reconstruction at a one-storey dwelling in Whitchurch-Stouffville, Ontario. The existing deck was assessed and determined to require full reconstruction — nothing of the original structure was to remain.
The proposed design introduces a reconstructed deck with a new structural framing system including LVL pressure-treated beams, sonotube foundations, new joist layout with hangers, glass railing system, and a fully detailed section drawing with connection details D1 and D2 per 2025 OBC requirements.
