David Stringer, a Project Manager with SK&A, is responsible for structural analysis and design , the preparation of project drawings and specifications, shop drawing approvals, and periodic field observation of project construction. He supervises, delegates, and mentors project engineers; collaborates with architects, developers, and contractors; attends project meetings; and reviews project finances and billings. David’s project experience includes mixed-use, office, residential, hotels, parking garages, and various tenant modifications to existing structures.
David Stringer, PE
Project Manager
Expertise
- Well-versed in many types of framing systems and materials, including conventionally reinforced concrete, post-tensioned concrete, wood, structural steel, and light gauge structures.
- Effectively innovates and develops economical structural solutions to complex Architectural programming and space needs.
- Member of SK&A’s Wood and Light Gauge technical committees
Community Involvement and Volunteering
- Regular participant in the annual AIA DC Chapter “CANstruction” event, supporting the Capital Area Food Bank
- Participant in annual JDRF Mid-Atlantic Real Estate games, raising funds for type 1 diabetes research
- Past participant in the American Odyssey Relay race, raising funds for Hope Connections for Cancer Support and Team Red, White & Blue which supports wounded veterans
- Performed voluntary engineering work with a faith-based charitable organization, Engineering Ministries International (EMI) in Uganda to provide design assistance for schools, health clinics, and orphanages, and repair/retrofit of existing structures. Serves as DC-area representative for EMI.
Featured News + Insights
Project Updates
Groundbreaking for Beacon Landing Supportive Housing
Staff Highlights
Maverick and Diglett Win the Halloween Costume Contest
Event
The 2025 Company Picnic at Lone Oak Farm
Giving Back
CANstruction: Help Us Build This “Pagoda of Plenty!”
Awards
Banner Lane Receives CFSEI Design Excellence Award
Giving Back
Racing, Spinning, Solving: SK&A at the 2025 T1D Games