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28th Feb 2023
In this month’s article we are going to give an insight into working with LSY Engineering Consultants Ltd as a structural BIM Engineer. This article is presented by Bharvi Shah who is working with LSY Engineering Consultants Ltd as a BIM engineer.
31st Jan 2023
This month’s article is about Dublin’s famous structural engineer Peter Rice. Irelands most well-known structural engineer, Peter was one of the most imaginative structural engineers of the 20th century.
30th Oct 2022
In this month's article, we are interviewing Yash Patel about his experience working with LSY Engineering Consultants Ltd. Yash is the latest structural engineer to join from Brunel University.
31st Aug 2022
This article is presented by Tess Wang who is working with LSY Engineering Consultants Ltd as a structural engineer and is also undertaking a master degree majoring in Civil and Environmental Engineering at Imperial College London.
29th Jul 2022
In this month’s article we are going to discuss a recent change we introduced to LSY Engineering Consultants Ltd. Input from both Shirley Hung and Jade Griffin, who have both worked under the new working week since its inception.
30th Jun 2022
This is bit of a different article to normal this month on the 19th of August we will be participating in a charity skydiving event in aid of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, for those of you who are not aware of the Make A Wish Foundation below is an insight in an insight to what this charity does.
24th Jun 2022
In this month’s article we are going to discuss Building Information Modelling (BIM). What is BIM? Why use BIM? What are the applications of BIM in the current architecture, engineering, and construction sector?
28th Apr 2022
In this month’s article we look out how engineering drawings have evolved from being hand drawn to being outputted from a building information model and the impact it has had on the industry.
31st Mar 2022
In today’s article we are going to discuss dome structures. If you have ever walked around London and come across St Paul’s Cathedral or the Millennium dome, you were probably in awe of these magnificent structures. When were domes first constructed and why can span incredible distances?