Author Archives: Gail Williams
RAAC Doesn’t Mean Demolition: The Proven RAAC Fix That’s Saving Millions
RAAC Doesn’t Mean Demolition! For months, the headlines have said the same thing: “RAAC is [...]
May
Training the Next Generation – What’s The Plan?
Training the Next Generation – What’s The Plan? Training the next generation of professionals whether [...]
May
Why Involving Structural Engineers Early Leads to Smarter Design
Too often, structural input is treated like an afterthought, something to “slot in” once the [...]
May
Why Choosing (and Trusting) a Structural Engineer Can Be So Difficult
Choosing a Structural Engineer For many clients, choosing a structural engineer feels like stepping into [...]
May
A UK First: In-Situ RAAC Repairs Using CFRP Technology
At Michael Aubrey Structural Engineers, we are proud to introduce a groundbreaking solution for the [...]
May
Celebrating 25 Years of Dedication: A Huge Thank You to Andy
Work anniversaries are always special – but reaching 25 years with the same company is [...]
Apr
John Staves Delivers Insightful Building Safety Act CPD Workshop at Local Council
CDM & Building Safety Act CPD at Bracknell Forest Council What do Principal Designers really [...]
Apr
RAAC Repairs – Specialist Structural Solution
The Challenge How could the raac panels be strengthened in situ while maintaining the building’s [...]
Apr
Do Desk Studies Really Cut Costs?
The Hidden Risks of Relying on Paper-Based Assessments When planning a structural engineering project, cost-saving [...]
Feb
Structural Assessment and Replacement of a Timber Gable Truss
Project Overview The project was carried out as part of a wider estate portfolio, focusing [...]
Feb
Retrofit, Reuse, Reimagine: 6 Ways Structural Engineers Can Lead the Carbon Revolution
Reducing Carbon in Structural Engineering Designs As structural engineers, we hold a significant responsibility in [...]
Jan
The Client’s Dilemma: Finding Value and Expertise in a Crowded Market
For clients, selecting the right Structural Engineer can make or break a project. But with [...]
Jan