Winter 2022 Newsletter

Happy New Year from all of us at FTF! 2021 was quite a year, and we were proud to have worked with our partners at HOK Group and Hensel-Phelps to complete the beautiful new Courtyard 3 Connector at SFO (pictured above).
Featured Projects

Hospitality — Amy’s Drive-Thru, Corte Madera, CA
Size: 4,170 sf | Architect: Interstice Architects
General Contractor: Stevens-Hemingway-Stevens Construction
Read the Marin Independent-Journal article announcing the opening.

Single-Family Residential — Orinda Residence, Orinda, CA
Size: 6,844 sf
rchitect: Butler Armsden Architects
General Contractor: Buestad Construction, Inc.
Read the New York Times article covering this beautiful home build.

Education — Bakersfield College Agricultural Sciences Building, Bakersfield, CA (design phase)
Size: 50,000 sf
Architect: Teter, LLP

Historic / Masonry — The Atascadero Printery, Atascadero, CA
Size: 14,000 sf
Architect: Ravatt, Albrecht & Associates
LBE Re-Certified!

SF Mayor London Breed Signs Small Business Revenue Limit Increases & FTF Re-Certifies! We are proud and grateful to have helped push the San Francisco small business revenue limit increases over the finish line. Read more about this important initiative and what it means for San Francisco’s small businesses.
We Are Hiring!

Come join our creative and collaborative team in our beautiful downtown SF offices. FTF features an enthusiastic work environment with tons of professional development opportunities and support.
Structural Engineer (all levels) — Apply on LinkedIn
SE 2050 Challenge

FTF Commits to Reduce Embodied Carbon by 2050. We are thrilled to announce our commitment to the #SE2050 Challenge to work toward net-zero embodied carbon structural systems by 2050! Read more.
FTF in the News

FTF Founder Randy Collins, S.E., on The Second Studio Podcast
When the infamous San Andreas Fault runs directly through the driveway of your new home site, you might consider spending a little extra money on the best structural engineer to come up with a creative and effective solution. Check out an interview with FTF founder Randy Collins on the respected architecture podcast, The Second Studio Podcast. Listen now!