South Kenton, London, UK
Our brief was to lead the structural engineering of two newbuild properties in South Kenton, London, from tender to construction stage, and to supervise the site when works commenced.
Projects
LSY delivers practical, innovative and sustainable civil and structural engineering solutions across a diverse range of projects. From new builds and complex refurbishments to temporary works, we combine technical expertise, creativity and hands-on experience to develop efficient, buildable solutions from concept through to construction. Through close collaboration, clear communication and a client-focused approach, we deliver engineering solutions tailored to the unique requirements of every project.
Our Projects
Southwark, London, UK
LSY Engineering Consultants Ltd were instructed work on a refurbishment project at Loman Street involving reviewing and optimising a previously proposed scheme that required significant structural strengthening work to the existing building. Our role focused on verifying the capacity of the existing structure and ensuring compliance with current fire safety standards.
Tite Street, London, UK
LSY Engineering Consultants Ltd was appointed by specialist structural contractor to provide temporary works design services for the structural refurbishment of a residential property in Chelsea, London. Our scope involved the design of temporary works required to facilitate the removal of several loadbearing structural walls, the formation of new openings in accordance with the proposed architectural layout, temporary support for roof removal works, and specialist structural support arrangements for an existing masonry arch.
Vine Street, London, UK
LSY Engineering Consultants Ltd was appointed by Cadent Gas Ltd to undertake structural surveys and structural appraisal checks for an existing road bridge near Farringdon Station, London. The project formed part of a gas network upgrade programme and involved the installation of two new medium-pressure cast iron (CI MP) pipes beneath the existing bridge structure. The works included abandoning an existing 48-inch cast iron main and replacing it with a 36-inch pipe incorporating a 630mm polyethylene (PE) medium-pressure gas main. Our role included assessing the existing bridge structures, evaluating the impact of the proposed additional loads, and undertaking post-construction inspections to verify that the completed works had not adversely affected the structural integrity of the bridges.
Wentworth Estate, Virginia Water, UK
Our remit was to create temporary works designs for the removal of walls and installation of steel frames to a two-storey property in the prestigious Wentworth Estate development, Virginia Water.
Whyteladyes, Cookham, UK
Cadent Gas Ltd, the UK's largest gas distribution network, appointed LSY Engineering Consultants Ltd to provide structural engineering services for the redevelopment of an existing governor station facility. The project involved the demolition of an existing building housing a gas governor, termination of existing services and pipework, and the construction of a new reinforced concrete raft foundation to support a replacement governor kiosk. Part of the existing concrete slab was retained and integrated with a new foundation extension, requiring careful consideration of load transfer, detailing, and construction sequencing. LSY worked closely with Workflow Services Ltd, Cadent Gas Ltd, design managers, and mechanical engineers throughout the project, providing structural design input and coordinating with the wider project team to ensure the successful delivery of the scheme.
Wick Lane, London, UK
LSY Engineering Consultants Ltd were appointed as lead structural engineers on a £6 million refurbishment of an existing mixed-use development in East London, UK.
Wick Lane, Windsor, UK
LSY Engineering Consultants Ltd was appointed to provide temporary works engineering services for a major hotel redevelopment project in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead. The scheme involved the construction of a substantial two-storey basement extension beneath a luxury five-star hotel. The proposed basement measured in excess of 8,000m² and was to be constructed entirely below the existing groundwater table, creating significant geotechnical and temporary works challenges. Our scope of services included the design, assessment, and certification of numerous temporary works elements, including: Back-propping certification Concrete placing boom temporary support certification Crane base certification Piling platform designs Scaffold base designs Sheet pile retention systems Thrust block designs