Interview: Student Structural Engineer – David Zhao 

Golders Green Residential Refurbishment Project

In this month’s article we take a look at a recently completed refurbishment project in Golders Green, London, UK. LSY Engineering Consultants Ltd were the lead structural engineers from initial concept to completion on site undertaking the following:

Reusing Existing Buildings

This month we will discuss the structural reuse of existing buildings in the UK. The United Kingdom has a rich historical and architectural heritage. Reuse is an effective strategy for reusing an existing building for the purpose other than what it was originally designed for. 

Interview: Structural Consultant – Patrick Keating

In this month’s article, we are going to give an insight into working with LSY Engineering Consultants Ltd as a structural engineer. This article is presented by Patrick Keating, a Chartered Structural Engineer with over 36 years of experience, who is currently working with LSY Engineering Consultants Ltd as a Consultant Structural Engineer. 

Types of Temporary Works Design Checks

From scaffolding and formwork to shoring and propping, temporary works can represent a significant part of the construction process and have a significant impact on cost, time, quality, and safety.

Interview: Student Structural Engineer – Gajanan Kirupakaran

In this month’s article, student structural engineer Gajanan Kirupakaran discusses his time at LSY over the summer.

Interview: Structural Engineer – Daniel Kennedy

This month's article delves into the career journey of Daniel Kennedy, a talented structural engineer from our team. 

High Alumina Cement (HAC) Concrete

High Alumina Cement (HAC) was a form of cement used between the 1950s to 1970s in the UK and was predominantly used in precast construction. HAC is a cement manufactured from limestone or chalk and bauxite – clay that has extremely high alumina content. It was first produced for heat resistant lining of industrial chimneys

Interview: Student Structural Engineer – Emmanuel Oke

This month's article delves into Emmanuel Oke's experience at LSY as a student structural engineer.