Structural design that agrees with your drawings — because it comes from one team
The most common structural problem on London home projects is not a failed beam — it is a mismatch. The architectural drawings show one thing, the structural engineer's calculations assume another, and the builder discovers the contradiction with a steel already ordered and building control asking questions. It happens because homeowners are usually left to hire a designer and an engineer separately and hope the two sets of documents line up.
We remove that gap. Our structural drawings and calculations are produced alongside the architectural and building regulation drawings by one coordinated team, so beam positions, padstone sizes, bearing details and foundation depths are identical across every document your builder and inspector see. Whether it is a single steel over a knocked-through kitchen wall in Walthamstow or a full dormer loft structure in Ealing, the calculations reference the drawings and the drawings reflect the calculations.
Every calculation pack is engineer-checked and presented the way London building control teams and approved inspectors expect: loadings, load paths, member design to the relevant Eurocodes (BS EN 1993 for steel, BS EN 1992 for concrete, with actions taken from BS EN 1991), and clear annotated drawings a builder can price and build from. If building control queries anything, we respond and revise free until the design is accepted. And because timing matters on a live project, we prioritise packs where a builder is on site or a steel fabricator is waiting on sizes — a fixed, no-obligation quote lands within one working day of your enquiry.
