
<p>The 3174 Porter Drive Tenant Improvement project involves the renovation of a 2-story, 49,000-square-foot concrete tilt-up structure for the Stanford School of Medicine. The renovation includes the creation of new medical spaces, including a vivarium, and requires significant structural modifications to accommodate vibration-sensitive equipment on the upper floor. </p>



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Our structural solutions ensure effective operation of vibration-sensitive equipment and accommodate specialized medical space modifications, enhancing functionality, resilience, and long-term performance.


<p>Lindsey is a California licensed Structural Engineer and Principal with Forell | Elsesser. She joined the firm in 2006. Her strength is in working collaboratively with clients to provide practical engineering solutions for their architectural visions while incorporating sustainable elements into the design.</p>



<p>Lindsey has worked on a variety of retrofit and new construction projects including multi-family housing, laboratories, and athletic facilities. She has exceptional knowledge and passion on the subject of sustainable design and has lectured and presented on the subject nationally. She serves as an advocate for green building practices and has written numerous reports and papers about the structural engineer’s role in sustainable design. Lindsey received both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree from UC Berkeley where she is currently serving as a member of the Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) Advisory Board.</p>



<p>When Lindsey is not working, Lindsey enjoys running competitively for the Olympic Club and cross-country skiing around Lake Tahoe.</p>



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<li>UC Berkeley Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) Advisory Committee</li>



<li>Earthquake Engineering Research Institute (EERI) Housner Fellow &amp; 2016 Convention Chair</li>



<li>Structural Engineers Association of Northern California’s (SEAONC) Board Member</li>



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<li>Structural Engineering Institute’s (SEI) Member</li>
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<li>2013 SEAONC Zacher Award Recipient</li>



<li>2012 EERI Housner Fellows Program</li>
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City of Elk Grove, Aquatics Center

City of Mountain View, Rengstorff Aquatics Center

University High School, 3150 California Street, San Francisco, CA

BioMed Realty, Emery Yards, Parking Structure, Building 14

BioMed Realty, Emery Yards, Life Science Development

Kaiser Permanente Data Center

USF, John Lo Schiavo Center for Science and Innovation

UC Berkeley, Sutardja Dai Hall, CITRIS HQ

University of California, Berkeley, Simpson Training Center

Stanford School of Medicine, Office & Lab Renovation, 3174 Porter Drive

UC Berkeley Maximino Martinez Commons

Stanford University, McMurtry Art & Art History Building

University of California, Berkeley, Legends Aquatics Center

Stanford University, Bass Biology Research Building

City College of San Francisco Chinatown/North Beach Campus

California Maritime Academy Dining Center & Bookstore Complex

LBNL, Building 74, Life Science Division Seismic Retrofit

Dolby Headquarters Screening Room

Cañada College, Kinesiology & Wellness Building

Principal

Lindsey Maclise


<p>As a Structural Engineer, Charlotte has a diverse background with expertise in healthcare and higher education projects. Prior to joining &nbsp;Forell | Elsesser, Charlotte was one of the lead engineers on the new California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco, as well as the UCSC Environmental Health &amp; Science Facility. She works to provide efficient and thoughtful design on all of her projects. Charlotte really enjoys collaboration with the design team, building owner, and future tenants. Her goal is to develop creative solutions that provide excellent structural performance, yet elegant and cost-effective.</p>



<p>Charlotte received her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from UC Berkeley. As a graduate student, she was invited to be a teaching assistant for mechanics of materials and structural analysis classes which initiated her passion for teaching and mentoring.&nbsp; She is also an active participant of the Engineers Alliance of the Arts program where she has been the lead volunteer instructor at a Bay Area high school class. Once a year, she volunteers at AIASF to teach structural review sessions for practicing architects to prepare for their licensing exams.</p>



<p>Outside of the office, Charlotte enjoys music, sports and the outdoors, especially playing piano, soccer, basketball and hiking.</p>



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<li>Structural Engineers Association of Northern California (SEAONC)</li>



<li>Earthquake Engineering Research Institute (EERI)</li>
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<li>2017 Engineers’ Alliance for the Arts (EAA) Volunteer of the Year Award</li>
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BioMed Realty, Lincoln Center, Life Science Development

Oregon Supreme Court, Modernization and Seismic Retrofit

California State University, Maritime Academy, Mayo Hall

University of California, Davis, Walker Hall, Graduate Student Center

University of California, Davis, Teaching and Learning Complex

Senior Engineer

Charlotte Chongpornprasert


<p>Jenika is a Engineer at Forell Elsesser with a deep passion for structural engineering and creating a more sustainable built environment. Jenika was raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and stayed close to home for college attending San Francisco State University.  At SFSU, Jenika earned her Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering and Master’s degree in Earthquake/Structural engineering. During her time at SFSU, Jenika took leadership roles in many student organizations including the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) SFSU chapter, where she served as Vice President. As part of the SFSU and greater Bay Area structural engineering community, she also contributed to many published papers including a thesis paper titled, “Effects of Green Roof Configuration on Structural Seismic Response.”</p>



<p>Outside of work, Jenika enjoys baking, hiking with her dog, and constructing extravagant LEGO structures.</p>



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<li>Structural Engineers Association of Northern California (SEAONC)</li>
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