Jeff is a skilled structural engineer with more than four decades of experience. He is enthusiastic about collaborative problem-solving and enjoys working on a variety of projects. Throughout his career, Jeff has worked on new designs, renovations, retrofits, and evaluations. Some of his notable projects include the Latitude Dining Commons project at UC Davis, an elegant example of the use of Cross Laminated Timber (CLT), the new Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) building at the City College of San Francisco, and Seismic Retrofit of the Advanced Light Source Storage Ring and the new BioEPIC building, both at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
Beautiful, Functional, Green
Alan led the R+C team to design a visually minimal support structure for the complex photovoltaic panel canopy between buildings at UC Merced’s Science and Engineering 2 building. The canopy is composed of vertical as well as horizontal PV panels and provides not only a solar energy source for the building, but shading for the plaza and a visually striking entrance.
