Market

Aviation Project Structural Engineering

Shoring, underpinning, and specialty foundations for airport construction around existing facilities, buried utilities, and restricted work areas.

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Engineering for your project

Excavation and foundation support for airport projects

Airport construction can require excavation beside terminals, pavement, utilities, and structures that must remain in place. The support design needs to fit the available work zones and coordinate with other construction packages.

Cefali & Associates designed shoring for the parking structure at Hollywood Burbank Airport and has provided excavation and foundation support across multiple LAX projects. The LAX portfolio includes terminal and bridge work, approach pits, underpinning, and micropiles.

Design and construction

What affects the shoring and foundations.

01

Utility coordination

New utility routes can conflict with tiebacks just as existing services can. At Hollywood Burbank Airport, Cefali used the shoring model to coordinate those conflicts with utility trade partners.

02

Limited work zones

Access, overhead clearance, and nearby structures affect which equipment and support systems can be used at each location.

03

Coordination across contractors

Shoring can adjoin work by several contractors, including foundations, retaining walls, bridges, and terminals. Drawings and construction stages must line up across those packages.

Our experience

Related projects

Structural engineering support for aviation projects and related infrastructure conditions.

BUR

For the Hollywood Burbank Airport parking structure, Cefali modeled shoring in Revit and coordinated tieback and utility conflicts in Navisworks.

LAX - Multiple Projects

The LAX portfolio includes excavation support, interim column support, underpinning, building shoring, and micropiles across multiple projects.

Related services

Shoring and foundation engineering.

Our services cover excavation support, retaining systems, and specialty foundations. The right combination depends on the ground conditions, existing structures, and work you are building.

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Tell us what you are planning.

Send the plans and site information you already have. Include your schedule, known access limits, and the engineering work you need help with.

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Useful information to send

  • Existing utility and structure records
  • Proposed work zones and construction stages
  • Excavation and foundation drawings