Structures Engineering and Design LLC is a full-service professional engineering firm based in Rhode Island, specializing in structural engineering. Established to meet the evolving needs of the construction industry, the firm is dedicated to providing exceptional service and innovative structural solutions tailored to its clients’ specific requirements. With expertise across various sectors, including residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional projects, Structures Engineering offers a comprehensive range of services designed to cover all aspects of building design. These services include the preparation of permit and construction documents for structures made of materials such as structural steel, light wood, reinforced concrete, and masonry. Additionally, the firm excels in adaptive reuse and renovation of existing buildings, showcasing its proficiency even in complex projects involving historic mill buildings and custom-designed residences.
Serviceability, constructability, aesthetics, performance, and budget considerations form the cornerstone of the firm's project approach. This comprehensive understanding enables them to offer solutions that are not only cost-effective but also architecturally expressive. Structures Engineering and Design LLC is committed to maintaining high standards of quality across all projects while fostering collaborative relationships with clients. The firm is licensed to operate in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New York, further extending its reach within the region.
With over 18 years of engineering experience, principal engineer Jeremy J. Page leads the team with a wealth of knowledge and expertise. His comprehensive background covers a wide array of project phases, including design development, analysis, and construction administration. This deep experience ensures that Structures Engineering and Design LLC can tackle diverse challenges in the engineering realm, confidently delivering successful outcomes tailored to meet the unique needs of each client.
