Texas A & M University

Texas A&M University, commonly referred to as A&M or TAMU, is a public research university located in Rellis Parkway, Bryan, Texas. It is established in 1876 & also one of the flagship institutions of the Texas. TAMU has established multiple branches across various fields and cities, including notable locations such as San Antonio, Dallas, Bryan, Galveston, Canyon.
Structures Online has made significant contributions to the detailed design aspects of various projects at Texas A&M University.
Bush Combat Development Center (BCDC): It is located in Bryan, Texas, is a key facility for military and defense research Structures Online handles the detailing of important structural elements for the center, such as gable beams, box columns, trusses, and ship ladders. Their work includes essential components like moment connections, brace framing, and mezzanine stairs, as well as features like cantilever chain link gates and various types of ladders.
Prairie View A&M University & Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences: PVAMU is located in Prairie View, Texas, is a historic institution dedicated to excellence in education, research, and community engagement. The campus features essential structural components, including anchor bolts, beams, and various stairs, ensuring safety and durability. Additionally, the Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences facility includes state-of-the-art laboratories supported by advanced framing systems and robust safety infrastructure, further enhancing the university's commitment to innovation in health sciences.
Royce E. Wisenbaker Engineering Research Center : The Royce E. Wisenbaker Engineering Research Center, located in Prairie View, Texas, is a cutting-edge facility dedicated to advancing engineering research and innovation. To ensure structural integrity, the center incorporates a robust steel framing system that includes essential components such as anchor bolts, beams and joists, all primed for durability. Key structural features include east and west canopies that provide weather protection and enhance the facility's accessibility. Additionally, various stair types, including basement egress stairs and the Dwight stair, ensure safe vertical movement throughout the building.