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Engineering for the temporary, transitional and complex.

Focused advice for construction teams who need structural and civil engineering to work with the methodology, programme and conditions on site.

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Temporary works

Engineering for the temporary conditions that make permanent construction possible. We consider sequence, access, interfaces and the realities of the site alongside the design task.

  • Stability and support concepts
  • Construction staging and sequencing
  • Design documentation and coordination
  • Site queries and design review
Schematic of a concrete slab supported by temporary steel beams and props
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Demolition engineering

Structural input for controlled demolition planning, focused on stability as the structure changes and on communicating the engineering assumptions that underpin the methodology.

  • Structural behaviour during demolition
  • Methodology and sequence review
  • Temporary restraint requirements
  • Interfaces with retained structures
Conceptual demolition schematic showing an excavator beside a braced structural frame
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Protection works

Engineering advice for work beside existing buildings and assets, helping project teams understand interfaces and develop practical measures around adjoining property.

  • Existing-structure interfaces
  • Protection concepts and details
  • Construction-stage considerations
  • Clear coordination information
Schematic of an overhead protection deck above a pedestrian walkway beside a building
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Structural + civil consulting

Targeted structural and civil engineering support for construction challenges that sit outside a standard design package or require focused, site-aware advice.

  • Engineering assessments
  • Construction-related design
  • Design coordination
  • Technical advice for project teams
Structural and civil schematic showing a building frame, foundations and adjoining drainage

Working approach

Clear inputs. Practical coordination. Usable information.

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Define the problem

Establish the scope, constraints, available information and decisions the project team needs to make.

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Develop the response

Consider the structural or civil behaviour together with sequence, access and project interfaces.

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Communicate clearly

Provide information that can be coordinated, reviewed and used by the people delivering the work.

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