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Douglas N.
Elliott, P.E.
Mr. Elliott
co-founded EL&A
in 1999 through the reorganization of
FDE Ltd. He serves as President of
EL&A, having been a Principal of
FDE since 1968 and the President since
1979.
Mr.
Elliott has designed or been the
structural Principal-in-Charge of more
than 2,000 projects. His
experience includes a balance of new
structure design and designs related
to existing building structures, many
of which are historically
significant. Projects
have included all of the currently
used structural systems, have been as
high as 24 stories, had floor areas up
to 1,000,000 SF, and construction
values up to $150 million.
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Position: |
Senior Structural Engineer /
President /
Principal |
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Education:
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute
B.S. Architectural Engineering
1961
George Washington University
M.S. Civil Engineering
1975
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Registration: |
P.E.
in DC, CT, MD, VA, NC, WV, IN, TX |
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Experience: |
Elliott,
LeBoeuf & Associates, 7 years
FDE Ltd., 38 years |
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Organizations: |
ACEC,
ACI, AITC, ASTM, BOCA, CASE,
CRSI, PTI, SEA-MW (Exec.
Chairman, 1991), SERMC
(President 1999-2000, national
tech. peer reviewer) |
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Awards: |
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Northern
VA AIA Test of Time Award
for Market Square project
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Northern
Virginia AIA Distinguished
Service as an Allied
Professional
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CEC/MW
Grand Award for the
renovation of Alexandria
City Hall
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Published: |
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Make
Computers Dance, American
Consulting Engineer
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Be
Careful: You Might Get What
You Asked For, Modern
Steel Construction
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Teaching: |
Numerous
seminars on various structural
topics. |
Representative
Projects:
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The
Washington Monument - Interior
Renovation
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U.S. Embassy, Panama City - New
Embassy compound (S.E.D.)
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Mark
Center Plaza I Office Building
& Parking Garage
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The
Pavilion (Old Post Office
Building)
- Renovation
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Lee-Hall
Fire Station & Fire Training
Acad. Admin. Bldg.
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Lord
Fairfax Comm. College Learning
Resource Center
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Historical
Renovation to Bosch Palace (U.S.
Ambassador's Residence) in
Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Structural
engineer at dozens of U.S.
Embassy projects overseas,
including project-related travel
to 23 posts.
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Investigated
10 structural collapses and over
300 structural failures,
in some cases serving as legal
expert witness for the attorney
defending the design
professional
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Physical
security upgrades to over 20
facilities, including IMF
Headquarters in Washington, DC
and the U.S. Embassies in
Ankara, Turkey; Bangkok,
Thailand; and Moscow, Russia
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