Structural engineering is the backbone of every construction project. Whether you're building a luxury villa in Dubai, a commercial tower in London, a warehouse in Texas, or an apartment block in Sydney, your structural engineer determines whether the building stands safely for decades - or fails under load, wind, or seismic forces.

At Nexbase Engineering Inc., we deliver complete structural engineering packages to international clients across USA, UK, Dubai, Canada, Australia, EU and the Middle East. Our deliverables are designed specifically to satisfy local building authorities and pass permit reviews first time.

RCC Structure Drawing & Design Report

Reinforced Concrete Construction (RCC) is the most common structural system for residential and commercial buildings worldwide. Our RCC deliverables include everything your authority submission requires:

International Codes: ACI 318 (USA) · Eurocode 2 / BS 8110 (UK/EU) · AS 3600 (Australia) · CSA A23.3 (Canada) · SBC 304 (Saudi Arabia/Gulf) · BNBC 2020 (Bangladesh)

Steel Structure Drawing & Design Report

Steel structures are preferred for warehouses, industrial facilities, long-span commercial buildings, and pre-engineered structures. The speed of construction and predictable material properties make steel the go-to choice for many international projects.

What We Deliver

International Codes: AISC 360 (USA) · Eurocode 3 / BS 5950 (UK/EU) · AS 4100 (Australia) · CSA S16 (Canada)

Wood Structure Drawing & Design Report

Timber and engineered wood construction is popular in Australia, Canada, the USA and increasingly across Europe. From conventional stick-frame residential to mass timber commercial buildings, we design wood structures that meet the full requirements of your local code.

International Codes: AWC NDS / SDPWS (USA) · Eurocode 5 / BS 5268 (UK/EU) · AS 1720 (Australia) · CSA O86 (Canada)

Structural Approval Drawings & Report

Permit submission is where many engineering packages fall short. Authorities in different markets have specific formatting, calculation, and certification requirements. We prepare authority-ready packages that include:

Why Seismic & Wind Analysis Differs by Market

USA (IBC / ASCE 7): Seismic Design Categories range from A to F based on location, soil type, and occupancy. High-seismic zones (California, Oregon, Washington, Alaska) require special moment frames with specific detailing. ASCE 7 wind maps set design wind speeds that vary from 90 mph in the Midwest to 180+ mph in hurricane-prone coastal areas.

UAE / Dubai (DCD / IBC adapted): Desert wind speeds and coastal exposure categories create specific design requirements. Sabkha soil conditions along the coast require specialist geotechnical investigation and often necessitate deep pile foundations or ground improvement works before conventional structural design can proceed.

Australia (NCC / AS 1170): Cyclone design winds in Queensland and Western Australia are among the most demanding in the world. AS 4055 and AS 1170.2 govern wind load design. Seismic loads are generally moderate but must be checked per AS 1170.4.

Canada (NBCC): The National Building Code of Canada mandates seismic design across the country, with significant demands in Vancouver and Victoria (BC) and Montreal (Quebec). Snow loads are a critical design consideration in northern provinces.

BIM Integration for Structural Design

All our structural projects are available in BIM format. Structural BIM files in Revit or IFC format enable:

Need Structural Engineering for Your Project?

We deliver RCC, steel, wood and approval drawings compliant with IBC, Eurocode, AS/NZS and NBCC. Free consultation - no commitment required.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you provide PE-stamped drawings for USA projects?

Yes. We collaborate with licensed Professional Engineers (PE) in relevant US states to provide stamped drawings accepted by local building departments.

Do your structural calculations comply with ASCE 7 seismic provisions?

Yes. Our structural engineers are familiar with ASCE 7 seismic design categories, system selection rules (SFRS), and the special detailing requirements of ACI 318 and AISC 341 for high-seismic regions.

How long does structural engineering take?

Residential projects: 2–3 weeks. Mid-rise commercial: 4–6 weeks. High-rise and complex industrial: 6–12 weeks. We provide a firm timeline in every proposal before work begins.

Can you deliver structural drawings for Dubai Municipality submission?

Yes. We prepare DM-compliant structural drawing packages. For stamping, we coordinate with Dubai-registered engineering entities as required by DM procedures.

Do you offer structural audits for existing buildings?

Yes. We perform structural condition assessments, retrofit design, and capacity upgrade designs for existing buildings - including seismic retrofits for older structures in high-seismic markets.