The design of foundations and shoring systems is a fundamental stage in the construction process of any type of structure. The selection of the appropriate foundation and retaining system depends on various factors, including soil type and characteristics, groundwater level, applied loads, excavation depth, and adjacent site conditions. Foundation design must ensure safe load transfer to the ground, allowable settlement, and proper seismic performance. In projects involving deep excavations, the design of a temporary shoring system is essential to prevent wall collapses and to maintain stability until the main structure is built. Accuracy in these designs plays a critical role in preventing damage to neighboring structures, reducing construction risks, and optimizing costs.