Mathew Adamira has been with AB Consulting Engineers since May of 2013. His experience in structural design includes: structural steel, concrete, and aluminum. He is also a Masters Student in Structural Engineering at University of Central Florida. His undergraduate research was on bond slip models of fiber reinforced polymers to concrete. His work focuses on analytical and experimental investigation of bond and interface problems using pull-out tests, finite elements, and advanced mechanics.
Florida Hospital Women’s Pavilion: Threshold inspection of 12-story medical building hospital with operating rooms, emergency rooms, labor and delivery rooms - $220 million/Orlando, Florida
Wesley Chapel Health Center: Threshold inspection of 3-story expansion of the existing health center to add 3 additional wings, - $150 million/Wesley Chapel, Florida
Halifax Medical Center New Inpatient Expansion – Threshold inspection of 10-story medical building hospital with operating rooms, emergency rooms, radiology suites, - $240 million/Daytona Beach, Florida
Sweetwater Elementary School – New single story classroom building addition, /15,000 sf
Forest lake Elementary School - New single story classroom building addition, /15,000 sf
MAC Center - 3-story office building composite steel frame and concrete floors/24,000 sf/$3 million/Altamonte Springs, Florida
STEEL / CONCRETE / ALUMINUM - Equipment supports, shallow foundations, Steel Staircases, Handrail, Screens and sign design; aluminum canopy design for schools, post offices, office buildings, bus stations, airports, etc.
Carver Park Senior Citizens Facility - 4 story assisted living 5 story – Carver park senior building - $40 M – at Gore street in downtown Orlando, FL
Church on the Square – Threshold inspection of 2-story church at the Villages, FL
VA Parking Garage – Threshold inspection of parking garage in Gainesville, FL
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Brett Hostutler has been with AB Consulting Engineers since May of 2014. His experience in structural design includes: structural steel, concrete, wood, and aluminum. During his undergraduate studies at the University of Central Florida Brett helped organize and create Big Screen Engineering, a student organization geared towards encouraging youth minorities into STEM fields. During his involvement he oversaw and implemented presentations at regional ASEE conferences that showed how interactive projects can better engage students and encourage them to further their education into engineering related fields. Brett also achieved educational honors such as recognition on both the Dean’s and President’s List and scholarship funding from ASCE and NASA.
Florida Hospital Women’s Pavilion: Threshold inspection of 12-story medical building hospital with operating rooms, emergency rooms, labor and delivery rooms - $220 million/Orlando, Florida
Wesley Chapel Health Center: Threshold inspection of 3-story expansion of the existing health center to add 3 additional wings, - $150 million/Wesley Chapel, Florida
Halifax Medical Center New Inpatient Expansion – Threshold inspection of 10-story medical building hospital with operating rooms, emergency rooms, radiology suites, - $240 million/Daytona Beach, Florida
STEEL / CONCRETE / ALUMINUM - Equipment supports, shallow foundations, Steel Staircases, Handrail, Screens and sign design; aluminum canopy design for schools, post offices, office buildings, bus stations, airports, etc.
Church on the Square – Threshold inspection of 2-story church at the Villages, FL
VA Parking Garage – Threshold inspection of parking garage in Gainesville, FL
Mathew Adamira has been with AB Consulting Engineers since May of 2013. His experience in structural design includes: structural steel, concrete, and aluminum. He is also a Masters Student in Structural Engineering at University of Central Florida. His undergraduate research was on bond slip models of fiber reinforced polymers to concrete. His work focuses on analytical and experimental investigation of bond and interface problems using pull-out tests, finite elements, and advanced mechanics.