Marshall Road Consulting LLC

• Permitting

• Utility coordination

• Existing building and property research

• Feasibility

• Design coordination

  • Document design intent with architect and other consultants

• Design document reviews

  • Do the plans capture the design intent while being optimized for long term building maintenance and day-to-day use?

  • Are the plans ready for budgeting or bidding all trades or certain ones?

  • Are the plans ready for permit submission?

  • Are the plans ready for construction and detailing?

• Detailing coordination

• Submittal review

• Crane and hoist planning

• One-of-a kind project planning and finding a path to go from vision to finished building

• Periodic Site visits with photography and written summaries

• Existing building maintenance inventories and small project management

• Small scale to large scale projects from large commercial projects to my own custom home design and construction

• Demolition

• Excavation

• Shoring

• Tower cranes - Twenty years of coordinating tower crane layout, installation, jump sequences, structural tie-ins and operations.

  • Coordinated the first use of the Liebherr 200 DR 5/10 Litronic derrick crane in the US in 2009.

• Structural steel, concrete and timber

  • Innovative structural steel work such as radius cut beam moment connections and buckling restrained braces before they were widely used in the US market in the early 2000s.

  • Spherical sculptural structural steel that pushed the limits of fabrication and erection methods.

  • Unusual reclaimed timber and structural steel hybrid office building.

  • Long span steel trusses for aviation museum, hospital and skybridges

• Exterior cladding

  • Everything from interlocking insulated metal panels on a hospital to precast concrete panels on hotel to office tower curtainwall and historic renovation of masonry.

• Mechanical, Electrical, Lighting, Plumbing and Fire Protection

• Elevators and escalators

  • Coordinated vertical transportation with structure and MEPF systems for projects of all sizes.

• Finishes

• Landscaping

Scott has intensely observed the ever changing built environment around him since his childhood in Seattle.  After graduation from Roosevelt High School he earned a B.A. in Architecture and Minor in City and Regional Planning from the University of California at Berkeley then earned a M.S, in Construction Engineering and Management at Stanford University.

His career has focused on the most technically challenging projects he can find whether prototyping small, Wi-Fi enabled shelters on a corporate campus or leading structural coordination of a downtown high-rises or new healthcare projects.

Scott collaborates with anyone involved in a project and loves figuring out what questions need to be asked to keep projects moving and answers flowing.