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Resilient design, proven on real projects

Our clients use SP3 to deliver more resilient new buildings, quantify the benefit of retrofits, and run advanced building-specific risk assessments — from single buildings to portfolios.

Featured projects

UCSF Ambulatory Care Center

Advanced Seismic Evaluation (Tier 3+ and FEMA P-695)

A higher-fidelity seismic assessment showed UCSF's Ambulatory Care Center did not need the $1B retrofit its original Tier 3 rating implied.

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Treasury Resilience Building

Resilient Design

Oregon's first USRC Platinum building — seismically isolated by KPFF with SP3, with expected losses reduced to 1% of construction cost.

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1215 O Street, California State Office in Sacramento

Resilient Design

KPFF designed this 11-story state building to stay functional after an earthquake, supporting recovery for Sacramento and the State of California.

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Casa Adelante, 1296 Shotwell

Resilient Design

Mar Structural Design used SP3 to reach a Gold USRC score for this 9-story affordable-housing tower — for just 0.24% of construction cost.

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555 Capitol Mall

Retrofit

Miyamoto used SP3 to design a viscous-damper retrofit for two 1970s concrete towers, cutting expected losses to 12% at design-level shaking.

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UCSF Wayne and Gladys Valley Center for Vision

Resilient Design

Forell Elsesser used SP3 to deliver UCSF Tier 2 performance — function within days to weeks — for only 0.6% additional construction cost.

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Stanford Biomedical Innovations Building

Resilient Design

Rutherford + Chekene used SP3 to meet Stanford's Class II performance objective, minimizing research downtime in this new laboratory building.

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85 Bluxome, San Francisco Offices

Resilient Design

ZFA used SP3 to stiffen this 5-story steel-frame building with SidePlate, expanding usable space while delivering resilient seismic performance.

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Long Beach Civic Center

Resilient Design

Designed with SP3 using the FEMA P-58 and REDi methods for low repair cost and virtually no downtime — resilient design, proven cost-effective.

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