Pillar Design Group provided a structural engineering design services and and preparation of construction documents for a series of new buildings, which replacee the buildings damaged in the flood of Johnson’s Shut-Ins State Park when a billion gallons of water broke free from the Taum Saulk Reservoir. 

The new complex consists of several buildings including a two-story orientation center, camp store, superintendent’s residence, maintenance shed with the mezzanine, shower house, walk-in cabins with lofts, and picnic shelters.  Many of the buildings were designed using heavy timber members.