Engineering
Services
Planning, architecture and engineering, project management, construction supervision and independent technical review - with the scope of each assignment shaped around the stage, location and priorities of your project.
Planning, Design & Delivery
Planning, architecture and engineering, project management and supervision - bringing design intent and delivery together around a clear project brief.
Master Planning →
Master Planning
A development framework covering land use, access, movement, built form and phasing, with assumptions and dependencies identified early to guide the design stages that follow.
Architecture & Engineering Services
Architecture and engineering considered together, so a design works as a place, as a structure and as a practical construction proposal, with deliverables agreed for each assignment.
Project Management
An agreed structure for tracking scope, programme, coordination and reporting, bringing issues to the right people with useful information and timely decisions.
Construction Supervision Services
Supervision that links project documentation with the work on site - reviewing progress, recording observations and raising technical or quality concerns for resolution.
Structural Strengthening Design
Engineering design of strengthening and repair works, such as CFRP jacketing, concrete repair and column or slab strengthening, based on the condition of the existing structure.
Modification Design
Structural design for alterations, including new openings, load redistribution, added floors and partition removal, developed from what is known about the existing structure.
Inspection & Review
Independent inspection, peer review and building assessment, each starting with a clear question, a defined scope and an agreed reporting format.
An additional technical perspective can help a project team examine questions that need closer attention. Third-party inspection focuses on defined elements of work or asset condition. Peer review examines agreed aspects of design information and the assumptions behind them. Findings support the client’s decisions without replacing the responsibilities of appointed designers or contractors.
Third-Party Inspection →Third-Party Inspection
A documented independent view of defined elements of work or asset condition, with observations recorded by location and context so matters needing attention can be identified.
Peer Review Services
An additional examination of defined design documents, calculations and engineering assumptions, with a schedule of comments and responses showing which questions are resolved.
Existing Building Assessment
Understanding an existing structure before refurbishment, change of use or alteration, using available drawings, observed defects, previous modifications and intended future use.
Structural Inspections
Visual and technical inspection of building structure, recording cracking, spalling, corrosion, settlement and other defects, with findings and next steps reported clearly.
Portfolio Inspections
Inspection programmes across several buildings, planned around the client’s own asset and maintenance priorities, with one consistent approach and consolidated reporting.
Reserve Fund & Maintenance Planning
A structured view of building condition and maintenance needs to support asset planning, with projections shaped around the client’s own planning and funding requirements.
Building Certification
Engineering assessment and reporting scoped to a confirmed, accurately named requirement, without any assumed authority to issue statutory certificates.
Investigation & Assessment
Condition assessment of buildings and infrastructure where the cause of a problem needs to be understood before a repair or design decision is made.
Building Envelope Leakage →
Bridge Assessments
Condition assessment of bridges and elevated structures, combining inspection, testing and capacity review in the context of the actual asset and its exposure.
Marine Assessments
Condition surveys of jetties, seawalls and waterfront structures, assessing corrosion and concrete deterioration in the exposure of the particular asset.
Fire Damage Assessment
Evaluation of fire-affected structures based on incident history, available records and a defined investigation scope, with no blanket promise about reoccupation.
Building Envelope Leakage
Investigation of water ingress through facades, roofs and joints, using leakage records, observed locations and earlier repairs to establish causes before a repair is chosen.
Settlement Investigation
Assessment of foundation movement and cracking patterns using site-specific ground information and movement history, separating active movement from historical.
Waterproofing Issues
Engineering assessment of waterproofing failures across decks, basements, roofs and wet areas, with investigation first and a repair approach that follows the evidence.
Testing & Engineering
Testing, material analysis and advanced structural engineering, selected to answer a specific engineering question and interpreted alongside other evidence.
NDT Testing →
NDT Testing
Non-destructive testing such as GPR, UPV, rebound hammer and half-cell potential, with methods chosen for the question being asked and interpreted alongside other evidence.
Material Testing
Concrete coring and laboratory analysis, with test selection tied to the engineering question and results read together with inspection findings.
Durability Engineering
Assessment of long-term performance, corrosion risk and maintenance planning, based on actual exposure, construction information and maintenance records.
FEM Analysis
Finite element analysis for complex loading and modification questions, built on project-specific assumptions and information about the existing condition.
Structural Service Life
Technical assessment of how a structure may perform over time, drawing on inspection findings, test data and exposure, with no guaranteed remaining lifespan.
Structural Technologies
Monitoring, instrumentation and digital assessment tools, applied where they help answer a defined question about how a structure is behaving.
What does your project need next?
Tell us where the project is, what stage it has reached and the questions you need to resolve. Whether you are preparing a development brief, coordinating design, reviewing construction or assessing an existing building, we can discuss the scope of support required.
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