In 1962, Richard G. Shell founded the structural consulting firm that would later become Shell + Meyer Associates, Inc. Prior to establishing his own firm in 1962 Mr. Shell worked as a structural engineer for the U.S. government at Wright Patterson Air Force Base and later at the Dayton architectural firm of Yount, Sullivan, and Lecklider.
During his fifty year career as a structural engineer Mr. Shell designed many of the more well known structures in the Dayton area including those at Kettering Medical Center, Miami Valley Hospital, Sinclair Community College, and the terminal buildings at Dayton International Airport.
Richard A. Meyer joined the firm part-time in 1969 while earning his Civil Engineering degree at the University of Dayton and was hired full time in 1972 after graduating from U.D. In 1987 Richard Meyer became a partner in the firm and the consulting firm was renamed Shell + Meyer Associates, Inc.Mr. Shell remained President of the firm until 1992 when ownership of the growing firm was transferred to Mr. Meyer.
During his fifty year career as a structural engineer Mr. Shell designed many of the more well known structures in the Dayton area including those at Kettering Medical Center, Miami Valley Hospital, Sinclair Community College, and the terminal buildings at Dayton International Airport.
Richard A. Meyer joined the firm part-time in 1969 while earning his Civil Engineering degree at the University of Dayton and was hired full time in 1972 after graduating from U.D. In 1987 Richard Meyer became a partner in the firm and the consulting firm was renamed Shell + Meyer Associates, Inc.Mr. Shell remained President of the firm until 1992 when ownership of the growing firm was transferred to Mr. Meyer.
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Shell + Meyer Associates, Inc. is a structural engineering consulting firm located in Dayton, Ohio and has been providing structural engineering services to southwestern Ohio for over 50 years.
Our staff of registered professional engineers and detailers has completed work on a variety of structural engineering related projects including hospitals, schools, churches, and commercial office buildings, as well as numerous industrial and governmental projects.
Shell + Meyer's primary clients include architectural firms, contractors, government agencies and municipalities, in addition to privately and publicly owned industrial and manufacturing companies.
Our staff of registered professional engineers and detailers has completed work on a variety of structural engineering related projects including hospitals, schools, churches, and commercial office buildings, as well as numerous industrial and governmental projects.
Shell + Meyer's primary clients include architectural firms, contractors, government agencies and municipalities, in addition to privately and publicly owned industrial and manufacturing companies.
Today's new residential home designs have come a long way from the traditional home designs a generation ago.
New homes today have taller ceiling heights, more window openings in walls, and more complicated floor and roof plan layouts that can quickly complicate what was previously considered "conventional design".
Shell + Meyer Associates can provide full structural design services for new custom homes (including developing structural plans and specifications) or provide design verification of individual structural components.
New homes today have taller ceiling heights, more window openings in walls, and more complicated floor and roof plan layouts that can quickly complicate what was previously considered "conventional design".
Shell + Meyer Associates can provide full structural design services for new custom homes (including developing structural plans and specifications) or provide design verification of individual structural components.
In recent years residential deck failures have gained attention in the news.
By one estimate, of the 40 million existing decks in the United States only 50% meet the minimum standards specified in the building code.
Fortunately, research has led to many new code requirments that will hopefully help to ensure public safety with respect to these very common structures found in residential construction.
If you plan on building a new deck Shell + Meyer can provide complete design documents and engineering for the new deck to meet the new code requirements.
By one estimate, of the 40 million existing decks in the United States only 50% meet the minimum standards specified in the building code.
Fortunately, research has led to many new code requirments that will hopefully help to ensure public safety with respect to these very common structures found in residential construction.
If you plan on building a new deck Shell + Meyer can provide complete design documents and engineering for the new deck to meet the new code requirements.
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