Pooya has a
M
aster’s
in Structural
E
ngineering from
Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas (SMU) .
He is also a CWI ( Certified Welding Inspector with
American Welding Society) and a LEED Accredited
Professional.
He has been practicing engineering since 1995 after
he received his Bachelor degree in civil engineering,
(Kerman Technical University). He is currently a
licensed structural engineer in Texas and Oklahoma.
Other than engineering, Pooya has always enjoyed
teaching: As a part-time faculty and a Program
Profile & Projects
Pooya M. Koohbanani, Principal
M.Sc., P.E., CWI, LEED AP.
Brief Highlight of our most exciting & recent projects (excludes Wood-Framed structures)
Brookside Pavillion. City of Dallas, Santa Fe Trail Artistic Shade, Steel 2025
CarMax Double Carport. Twelve locations in Texas Cantilevered Carports 2025
Infinity Pool 8315 Inwood Rd, Dallas, TX All Steel Decorative Pool 2024
High Point Park Restrooms City Of Plano, 6500 Alma Rd Amenity Restroom 2024
Lift Station #23 Improvements. Wichita Falls, TX Modular concrete vault 2023
Comerica Bank (a new branch) 4111 Preston Rd, Frisco, TX Light gauge structure 2023
38’ Observation Tower State Hwy 31E, Murchison, TX Surveillance/residence 2022
Shade Structures Phase 8&9 Grove Park, Frisco Curved canopies 2022
Taco Bueno Portal 1724 S Loop 288, Denton, TX Free standing portal 2021
Airplane Hangar (classified location) 2021
106’ Cellular-On-Wheels Jacksonville, FL Retractable Cellular tower 2020
High Point Tennis Center The City Of Plano, TX Two story hybrid Structure 2020
Audi of Dallas Signage 5033 Lemmon Ave, Dallas, TX Free standing sign 2019
Shipping Containers Home 10197 Redfearn Rd., Aubrey Two-story residence 2019
The Village Office/Retail The Village at Preston, Frisco Two Story composite 2018
Manager
, he taught in BJP
’
s Welding Department for
over
16 years
, but
he
often
cites
the
following as his most memorable and rewarding teaching experiences:
** Teaching to the elderly how to use text, email, and Facebook, so they could annoy the
grandkids ( a four-year volunteering gig ).
** Teaching blueprint reading to the inmates inside Dallas County Jail (almost 3 years).
God No! He wasn’t an inmate himself; He taught them as part of a College program.
