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Performance Based Fire Protection Engineering
Performance matters.
The Ohio practice of PBFPE, a dedicated fire protection engineering consultancy (HQ Raleigh–Durham, NC; a Summit Fire Consulting company). Its licensed FPEs specialise in performance-based design, computational fire and egress modelling, smoke-control rational analyses and alternative means and methods, serving Ohio through associates in the Cincinnati and Columbus areas.
- Residential & high-rise
- Commercial offices
- Hotels & hospitality
- Healthcare
- Education
- Public & civic
- Transport
- Industrial & logistics
- Sport, leisure & culture
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Sport, leisure & culture
Bank of America Stadium
Charlotte, NC
Smoke movement analysis and enclosure evaluation
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Commercial offices
Accusoft Headquarters
Tampa, FL
Smoke control system analysis for building renovation
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Sport, leisure & culture
Atomic Golf
Las Vegas, NV
Building code solutions for four-storey golf entertainment facility
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Projects as published on Performance Based Fire Protection Engineering's own website.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Ohio
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Chicagoland
Chicago, Illinois
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Columbus
Columbus, Ohio
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Dallas
Dallas, Texas
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Louisville
Louisville, Kentucky
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Nashville
Nashville, Tennessee
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Headquarters
Pittsboro, North Carolina
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Spokane
Spokane, Washington
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Tampa
Tampa, Florida
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