This project encompassed two buildings: a store facility and a warehouse. For the warehouse, which was a pre-engineered metal building, Apex Structural designed concrete reinforced foundations. Additionally, we designed a concrete slab on grade to support multilevel racks for the storage of various products and materials.

This airport control tower in Romeoville, IL is an 88’ tall precast concrete tower, designed by Apex Structural and Produced by Advanced Precast Concrete Company in Dyersville, IA. The precast concrete tower is a square structure that supports an octagon-shaped control room and exterior observation deck.

A 60 foot by 112 foot salt storage building with 26 foot eave height. The project is a post frame type of construction with laminated wood posts and trusses spaced at 8 foot center. The building was placed on reinforced foundation walls using custom made moment resistant brackets.

The building is a 100-foot by 240-foot ag/seed drying facility with a 25-foot eave height. Laminated posts were installed on reinforced concrete foundations using custom moment-resistant post brackets. Pre-engineered roof trusses were utilized to clear span the 100-foot width, creating a large open space within the facility.

The project included the design of thirty-seven precast panels, each 26 feet tall. It also included several header panels over the large windows and overhead doors.

A one-story building with a low-slope roof, large overhangs, and numerous windows. During construction, the design team encountered poor soil conditions and had to quickly decide on the most efficient and suitable soil improvement method to keep the project on track.

The interior renovation focused on creating a more open space concept, necessitating the removal of several interior bearing walls. The project involved designing steel beams and columns to support upper levels at the new openings. Additionally, the scope included designing the framing for a new arched window on the west face of the building.

A two-story addition to the existing Myers Center building, this project included an auditorium and several classrooms. The signature elements of this project are the two towers with arched walkways, designed to match the architectural style of the campus buildings.

This project encompassed two buildings: a store facility and a warehouse. For the warehouse, which was a pre-engineered metal building, Apex Structural designed concrete reinforced foundations. Additionally, we designed a concrete slab on grade to support multilevel racks for the storage of various products and materials.

A two-story facility with large open spaces and a unique roof design over the chapel on the second floor, this project included the design of a skybridge that connects the new building with the existing neighboring facility.

Prairie Ridge Senior Housing project is a three-story wood-framed building with a lower-level parking garage. The main floor consists of prestressed hollowcore planks, while the second and third floors feature parallel chord wood trusses. The total square footage is approximately 100,000 sq. ft.

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A beautiful two-story building with a unique floor plan, situated on a steep slope. The second floor features a large cantilever overlooking Granger Creek Nature trail. The main challenge was designing the foundations to not only retain the soil pressure but also resist sliding and overturning forces from the large cantilevers at the back of the building.

The project featured a unique architectural design with slanted exterior steel columns supporting a sloped roof, complemented by full-height glass exteriors. It included two additions along with interior modifications to the existing structure. Structural systems incorporated steel framing, concrete masonry walls, and steel roof joists.