Category Archives: The Built Environment

Renovation Projects: Why You Should Never Rely on Structural Assumptions

Never Rely on Structural Assumptions Renovating existing buildings can be incredibly rewarding, but they come [...]

The Structural Detective™

Not just a service, it’s how we think. Before we put pen to paper or [...]

Developers: Are You Missing Out by Always Using the Same Structural Engineer?

Always Using The Same Structural Engineer If you’ve worked with the same structural engineer for [...]

The Problem Isn’t Your Structural Engineer, It’s WHEN You’re Involving Them

You’re reviewing the structural design package and your heart sinks. Massive beams Thick slabs Steel [...]

Recognising Milestone Work Anniversaries – Carly Barrow RIBA

This week, we’re proud to celebrate a milestone for Carly Barrow RIBA, who marks three [...]

The Case for Clarity: Why Record Information Matters Before You Build

Record Information: The Answers You Need Are Often Buried In The Building’s History Every building [...]

Underpinning: Designing Solutions That Give Property Owners Peace of Mind

When a property owner notices cracks in their walls or feels their foundation shifting, the [...]

An Inspiring Evening with the Institution of Structural Engineers President

An Inspiring Evening with the IStructE President Last night I had the privilege of meeting [...]

The Most Dangerous Structural Issues Are Often the Ones You Can’t See

What if the biggest threat to your building isn’t what you can see, but what [...]

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 [...]

Training the Next Generation – What’s The Plan?

Training the Next Generation – What’s The Plan? Training the next generation of professionals whether [...]

Why Involving Structural Engineers Early Leads to Smarter Design

Too often, structural input is treated like an afterthought, something to “slot in” once the [...]