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Structural engineering design combining functionality with beauty, creating innovative spaces in which architecture and engineering go hand in hand.
Oct 24

The Art Of Structural Engineering: Maximising Beauty And Functionality

Most periods of history are defined by the style of their buildings, from medieval timber-framed wattle-and-daub cottages to the grand facades of the Enlightenment. Sometimes, what is perceived at the time to be iconic...

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Materials used in tensile fabric structures to make them a suitable choice for architectural applications.
Sep 24

What Are The Material Properties Of Tensile Fabric Structures?

Tensile and lightweight structures are renowned for their elegance and practicality and have become an increasingly popular choice in modern architecture. As well as being aesthetically pleasing, these structures...

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A historic structure showing how it's been preserved by historical structural engineers
Aug 24

Preserving History: The Role Of Heritage Structural Engineers

Historic structures face an array of threats, primarily due to the ravages of time and neglect. Environmental factors, such as adverse weather, climate change, and pollution, can significantly advance their...

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A building that shows the importance of wind loading for temporary structures
Jul 24

The Importance of Wind Loading In Temporary Structures

Recent turbulent weather in the UK has seen a succession of violent storms, bringing exceptionally strong winds and driving rain with them, which posed a particular risk to temporary buildings. When calculating wind...

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A white architectural footbridge in an urban town center area.
Jun 24

Bespoke Engineering In Architectural Footbridges: From Concept To Design

Bespoke engineering is often required in the design of many civil structures, but particularly with architectural footbridges that are not only safe but ergonomic or aesthetically pleasing. With the public and local...

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