The case of the 3-legged stool. Avoiding over-design in Structural Engineering.
Believe it or not, less is sometimes more in [...]
Updated: SWJ’s Top Structural Warranty Providers
Updated: Our recommendations for Structural Warranty Providers This article [...]
What’s the best way to enter Structural Engineering?
Written by Russell Wrapson, this article was originally published [...]
Visiting the National Self Build and Renovation Centre
Director, Russell Wrapson explains the benefits of the National [...]
Why We Don’t Call It BIM Anymore
Director, Russell Wrapson explains why we don’t call it [...]
Cooperative working in structural engineering- How silo mentalities create conflict
Silo mentalities in structural engineering and the disciplines needed [...]
Will the relaxation of change of use planning mean a tide of substandard housing?
The government announced plans on the 21st of July [...]
Subsidence: It’s not always the trees fault
Do trees cause subsidence? We are often consulted or [...]
Value Engineering: Avoiding Expensive Foundations
Value engineering is essentially about identifying and eliminating unnecessary cost [...]
Cheapest is not always best. Questions to ask of quotes in structural engineering and construction.
We have found in our industry that a cheaper [...]