BUILD - 2019 Infrastructure Awards

Build 2019 Infrastructure Awards 14 Structural Engineers of the Year 2019 - South East England With offices in Weybridge, Crawley, Eastbourne and Hampton serving Sussex, Surrey, Kent and London, STAAC is an architectural design and structural engineering company with a wide reach. We profile the firm and explore the secrets behind its success. ince its inception, STAAC’s focus has been to provide cost- effective service, in budge on time, high-quality work and according to regulations. The team are dedicated to ensuring that their clients do not need to spend too much time on developing their project. As a result, the firm undertakes every aspect of the work, from survey to final drawings, so that clients receive a final product they can be proud of. With two key divisions, one in architectural design and one in the structural engineering space, the firm is able to offer clients a combined solution that will meet their exact needs. The firm’s highly experienced in-house team of structural engineers consistently communicates with the architectural team to ensure structural considerations are incorporated into designs from day one and give clients a hassle-free experience. S Mar19189 Company: STAAC | Contact: Ashley Renton Website: www.staac.co.uk Seeking to offer clients cutting-edge services, STAAC is constantly in touch with trends and developments. With clients constantly presenting various demands regarding materials, design, cost-effectiveness etc, the firm uses web searches, industry publications and networking to ensure it is at the cutting-edge edge of the latest market developments. Each project is unique, and the team at STAAC work alongside their clients to provide solutions that are cost-effective, innovative, realistic, empathetic, accurate, timely, explicit and straightforward. Looking to the future, STAAC will be aiming for bigger projects with modern materials, innovative design. This focus on innovation will ensure that STAAC remains a key player in today’s architectural and structural engineering spaces over the coming years.