Structural Engineer & Precast Design Coordinator
Structural and precast design coordination across major UK developments, supporting technical review, BIM coordination and multidisciplinary project delivery.
Structural engineering, design coordination, BIM and construction experience across major UK developments — combining technical design with practical site engineering.
I am a Structural Engineer with a strong academic, research and practical engineering background, combining advanced structural analysis, sustainable materials research, digital design and construction experience.
I completed my MSc in Structural Engineering at Brunel University of London with Distinction.
During my time at Brunel University, I also worked as a Research Intern focusing on Alkali-Activated Materials and low-carbon concrete...
My professional career has developed across structural engineering, precast design, BIM coordination and construction, giving me experience across a diverse range of technically demanding projects in the UK.
I have had the opportunity to contribute to major UK developments, ranging from highly bespoke private residential projects for high-profile clients to major multi-million-pound developments and high-rise schemes shaping London's skyline. My project experience includes complex residential buildings, precast structures, deep-basement construction and large-scale developments, including schemes with values approaching £300 million.
Working on projects of this scale has required close coordination with structural engineers, architects, contractors, specialist subcontractors, manufacturers and multidisciplinary design teams. My responsibilities have included pre-design and design coordination, structural modelling and analysis, drawing and model reviews, technical interface resolution, RFIs, BIM coordination and supporting the progression of structural information from design through to construction.
My technical experience is supported by a broad range of structural engineering and BIM software, including Revit, Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis, Tekla Structures, SAP2000, ETABS, SAFE, AutoCAD, Abaqus and Python.
What interests me most about structural engineering is the combination of analysis, design and real-world construction. I enjoy understanding how structures behave, developing practical solutions and seeing engineering decisions progress from calculations and digital models into built structures.
My long-term ambition is to continue developing as a structural engineer, take on greater technical responsibility and achieve Chartered Engineer status. I want to contribute to safe, efficient, sustainable and technically challenging structures while continuing to strengthen my knowledge in structural design, digital engineering and modern construction methods.
Structural and precast design coordination across major UK developments, supporting technical review, BIM coordination and multidisciplinary project delivery.
Site engineering experience including setting out, inspections, quality assurance, technical drawing review, RFIs and coordination of construction activities.
Engineering research focused on sustainable construction materials, concrete technology and low-carbon structural solutions.
Early construction experience involving site activities, inspections and engineering support.
A selection of major UK developments I have contributed to across structural engineering, design coordination and construction.
London
Design Coordination · Structural Coordination
London
Design Coordination
Birmingham
Design Coordination
Luton
Design Coordination · Structural Coordination
London
Design Coordination
London
Graduate Site Engineer
Research into sustainable structural materials and alternative concrete technologies with a focus on reducing the environmental impact of construction.
Academic investigation into structural infrastructure, maintenance, inspection and sustainable engineering strategies.
Advanced study in structural engineering, structural analysis and engineering design.
Academic foundation in civil and structural engineering, construction, engineering analysis and design.
Structural analysis · Reinforced concrete · Steel structures · Precast concrete · Structural design · Engineering calculations
Revit · Tekla Structures · BIM coordination · Design coordination · Technical review · Multidisciplinary coordination
Autodesk Robot · AutoCAD · SAP2000 · SAFE · ETABS · Abaqus · Python
Site engineering · Setting out · Quality assurance · Drawing review · RFIs · Construction documentation · Site coordination
Institution of Civil Engineers
Managers & Professionals
Engineering and surveying technology
Professional development
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PROJECT OVERVIEW
Thames City is a major mixed-use development occupying a prominent riverside location in Nine Elms, London. The wider masterplan comprises twelve buildings, with residential towers, landscaped public spaces, luxury amenities, retail and dining forming part of the new district.
Phase 2 represents the next stage in the development of Thames City and continues the delivery of this major high-rise residential destination.
MY CONTRIBUTION
My involvement includes pre-design and design coordination, working closely with structural engineers and the wider project team to support the development of coordinated and buildable structural information.
ENGINEERING
My work involves supporting structural design development using Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis and Revit, reviewing structural information and coordinating interfaces between structural elements and other design disciplines.
This experience has strengthened my understanding of how structural engineering decisions progress from analysis and digital design through multidisciplinary coordination toward construction.
PROJECT OVERVIEW
88 Royal Mint Street is a major development in East London combining residential and hospitality accommodation within a large, highly coordinated urban scheme.
The development comprises more than 320,000 sq ft of accommodation, including a 463-bedroom aparthotel together with 79 high-end residential apartments.
PROJECT SCALE
MY CONTRIBUTION
My role focused on design coordination, working with structural engineers and the wider design team to review technical information and coordinate interfaces between disciplines.
I supported the development of coordinated models, drawings and technical information, helping identify and resolve design issues before they progressed further through construction.
DESIGN COORDINATION
The scale and mixed-use nature of the development required careful coordination between structural, architectural and building-services information.
My work included reviewing design information, coordinating structural interfaces and supporting the resolution of clashes and technical queries affecting the buildability of the project.
TOOLS & WORKFLOW
PROJECT OVERVIEW
Brindley Drive, marketed as Edition Birmingham, is a major high-rise residential development located close to Centenary Square in Birmingham city centre.
The development provides 581 one- and two-bedroom apartments across two connected towers, combining large-scale residential construction with extensive resident amenity and wellness facilities.
PROJECT SCALE
RESIDENT EXPERIENCE
The development includes a significant wellness and leisure offering, with more than 23,000 sq ft of resident amenity space.
MY CONTRIBUTION
My involvement focused on design coordination and structural coordination, working with structural engineers and the wider design team to support the development of coordinated, technically robust and buildable information.
I reviewed models, drawings and technical information, coordinated interfaces between disciplines and supported the resolution of design issues as the project progressed.
DESIGN COORDINATION
The scale of the development required close coordination between structural, architectural and building-services information.
My work involved reviewing the relationship between different design packages and helping ensure that coordinated information could progress efficiently toward construction.
TOOLS & WORKFLOW
PROJECT OVERVIEW
Flowers Way is a large mixed-use development in Luton providing 414 new homes together with commercial accommodation.
The residential element is arranged across three towers connected by a landscaped podium, creating a significant urban development with integrated residential, commercial and amenity spaces.
STRUCTURAL STRATEGY
The structural solution includes reinforced concrete framing with a combination of in-situ and precast construction.
Slipform cores form a key part of the vertical structural system, while the lower-ground and basement areas add another level of structural and coordination complexity.
PROJECT SCALE
MY CONTRIBUTION
My involvement focused on design coordination and structural coordination, working closely with structural engineers and the wider project team.
I supported the review and coordination of structural models, drawings and design information, with particular attention to interfaces between structural elements and other disciplines.
DESIGN COORDINATION
A project of this scale requires careful coordination between the reinforced concrete frame, precast elements, cores, architecture and building-services packages.
My role involved helping identify technical interfaces, reviewing coordinated information and supporting the resolution of issues before information progressed toward construction.
TOOLS & WORKFLOW
PROJECT OVERVIEW
My project experience at Brent Cross focused on Plots 12, 202 and 203, three residential buildings forming part of the wider Brent Cross Town regeneration in north London.
The three plots provide a mix of affordable, private-sale and residential accommodation, requiring close coordination across structural, architectural and wider design packages.
PLOT 12
Plot 12 is arranged as an L-shaped development ranging from approximately 9 to 13 storeys. The scheme provides 120 homes together with ground-floor retail and café space.
PLOT 202
Plot 202 comprises a seven-storey, C-shaped residential building with bay-fronted brick elevations and 170 apartments.
PLOT 203
Plot 203 is a seven-storey, L-shaped brick residential building providing 107 apartments and duplexes.
WIDER DEVELOPMENT
Brent Cross Town is a major 180-acre regeneration programme planned around new homes, commercial space, public realm, parks, transport and community facilities.
These figures relate to the wider Brent Cross Town masterplan, not solely to Plots 12, 202 and 203.
MY CONTRIBUTION
My role focused on design coordination, working with structural engineers and the wider project team across multiple residential buildings and design packages.
I supported the review of models, drawings and technical information, helping coordinate interfaces and resolve issues between structural, architectural and other disciplines.
TOOLS & WORKFLOW
PROJECT OVERVIEW
30 Ferncroft Avenue is a technically complex private residential project in Hampstead, involving the construction of a substantial new basement beneath and beyond the footprint of an existing two-storey house.
The existing structure remained supported while excavation and permanent substructure works progressed below, requiring carefully planned temporary works, sequencing and continuous structural monitoring.
STRUCTURAL CHALLENGE
The proposed basement arrangement did not align directly with the existing ground-floor structure, which meant building loads had to be progressively transferred as excavation and reconstruction advanced.
Restricted working space added further complexity, with temporary supports, retaining elements and permanent structural works required to function as one coordinated engineering system.
TEMPORARY WORKS
Steel needle beams were installed through the existing walls and supported on coordinated stools and jacks.
This temporary support arrangement redistributed the building loads while the ground below was excavated and the permanent basement structure was constructed.
UNDERPINNING & PILING
The underpinning was completed in two carefully sequenced stages of approximately three metres each, allowing excavation to progress safely toward the final basement formation level.
Around the enlarged basement perimeter, 55 piles created a new retaining boundary outside the footprint of the original building.
PERMANENT STRUCTURE
The permanent substructure incorporates a 600 mm reinforced-concrete basement slab, reinforced-concrete beams, retaining walls, underpinning and perimeter piles.
Together these elements established a new permanent load path for the property above once the temporary support system was no longer required.
RESIDENTIAL DELIVERY
Beyond the civil and structural basement works, the wider construction package included the superstructure, roof, external envelope, building-services coordination, internal fit-out and high-end finishes.
MY CONTRIBUTION
As a Graduate Site Engineer, I supported the day-to-day technical delivery of the structural and civil works on site.
My responsibilities included setting out, inspections, quality assurance, checking construction against drawings, coordinating with engineers and site teams, reviewing technical information and supporting the resolution of site queries.
ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE
The project gave me direct site experience of underpinning, piling, reinforced concrete, temporary works, deep excavation, structural monitoring and the sequencing required to construct beneath an existing occupied-scale building structure.
It strengthened my understanding of how temporary and permanent structures interact during complex construction and how engineering design is translated into safe site execution.
Advanced postgraduate study across structural analysis, concrete, steel, geotechnics, dynamics, construction materials and infrastructure.