Multilevel structures
Cast-in-place structures planned from foundations through the elevated frame, with the field controls and production planning required for repeatable deck cycles.
Flagship service
Structural concrete.
One accountable package.
Meier delivers complete structural concrete packages for multilevel, podium, parking, mixed-use and commercial projects across Southern California—combining self-performed field execution with qualified specialty partners under one coordinated plan.
Foundations · Vertical concrete · Elevated frame
Built for structural work
From survey control
through the elevated frame.
Structural concrete establishes the geometry, access and pace of the building. Meier takes responsibility for planning and coordinating the complete package—not just an individual pour or isolated trade activity.
We deploy our own carpenters and laborers where they provide the greatest control, and manage specialized subcontractors where dedicated expertise and equipment produce the best project outcome. The delivery method may change; Meier's accountability does not.
Structures we build
Multilevel concrete.
Planned as a system.
Our experience is rooted in podium and multifamily construction, with the systems and controls required for increasingly complex mid-rise and commercial structures.
Podiums + mixed use
Post-tensioned and conventionally reinforced podium systems coordinated around vertical elements, embeds, blockouts, inspections and the trades that follow.
Parking structures
Above-grade, subterranean and wrap parking structures using flat-plate or long-span beam systems, delivered as stand-alone work or as part of a larger podium and building package.
Scope responsibility
One package.
Deliberate delivery.
The right execution plan is not identical on every project. Meier aligns self-performed operations and specialty partners around schedule, capacity, constructability and risk—then manages the interfaces as one scope.
Meier field operations
Work we self-perform
Our carpenters and laborers execute the structural field work that controls geometry and sequence.
- Layout from survey control and elevation verification
- Footing templates and structural embeds
- Footing, wall, column, beam and deck formwork
- Deck shoring, reshoring and stripping
- Cast-in-place footings, walls and columns
- Concrete placement and vibration for formed structural elements
Specialty trade partners
Work we procure + manage
Meier holds the structural package and coordinates qualified specialty partners as part of one execution plan.
- Reinforcing steel installation
- Post-tensioning installation and stressing
- Structural masonry bearing and nonbearing walls
- Concrete pumping
- Slab placement and finishing
- Shotcrete placement
- Foundation excavation by backhoe operator
- Engineered shoring and formwork design
- Supplemental formwork crews when the project plan supports it
Defined boundaries
Outside our package
Clear scope boundaries reduce gaps, duplicated responsibility and late-project surprises.
- Site concrete and non-structural flatwork
- Landscape and planter masonry
- Mass grading and overall site earthwork
- Primary survey control
- Waterproofing and methane systems
- Architectural concrete outside the agreed structural scope
How we execute
Control the work
before it controls the job.
Our process connects preconstruction, BIM/VDC, field leadership and quality control around an executable pour and production plan.
Define
Review scope, quantities, systems, exclusions and interfaces before mobilization.
Coordinate
Resolve structural, architectural and MEP conditions through BIM/VDC, model-based coordination, RFIs and field-ready information.
Plan
Build the pour sequence around access, inspections, manpower, equipment, shoring and the project schedule.
Execute
Control layout, formwork, reinforcing interfaces, placement and specialty partners in the field.
Verify
Document quality checkpoints, elevations, embeds, corrective work and turnover requirements.
Selected experience
Relevant work.
Real structural scope.
San Diego
San Diego
Civita Phase 3 Buildings A & B
Approx. 35,000 CYMeier’s largest project: two five- and six-story buildings totaling 434 homes, each over a subterranean parking level, with foundations and post-tensioned podium decks.
San Diego
The Heights at Fashion Valley
17,000 CYLarge subterranean parking and podium structure on Friars Road, across from Fashion Valley Mall.
San Diego
Riverwalk Phase I
8,389 CYBuilding D and Retail Village, with foundations, slab-on-grade, vertical concrete and elevated work across approximately 163,600 square feet.
San Diego
Camino del Sur Parking Structure
7,000 CYSeven-level wrap garage with long-span beam construction, foundations, vertical concrete and elevated parking decks.Los Angeles
Los Angeles · Hollywood
Hanover Hollywood
18,629 CYThree subterranean parking levels and three above-grade post-tensioned podium levels across approximately 283,000 square feet of slabs.
Los Angeles · Canoga Park
Evolution Warner Center
17,472 CYMeier’s first project: a 277-unit development with a mat foundation, subterranean garage, two-level podium and elevated slabs.
Los Angeles · Duarte
The Huntington Duarte
5,221 CYFive-level wrap garage serving a 161-unit development, with one parking level below grade and approximately 104,500 square feet of slabs.
Los Angeles · Calabasas
The Commons Lane
5,763 CYStructural concrete across four buildings, including foundations, slab-on-grade, vertical concrete and elevated decks.Have a project to build?