by John | Dec 29, 2022 | Consult, Inspect, List-4c, London, Public Sector, RBKC
We have experience of advising Senior Diplomats on the upkeep of their embassy buildings including structural engineering consulting on maintenance and repairs. The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is home to a wide range of Consulates and Diplomatic Buildings...
by John | Dec 29, 2022 | Carbon Zero, Design, List-3a, London, Public Sector, RBKC
We have been appointed as structural engineering consultants by Kensington Council to advise them on a new and permanent site for the “Hands Off Mangrove” sculpture from the Chelsea Flower Show. The sculpture formed part of Grow2Know’s Silver Gilt Medal Winning...
by John | Dec 29, 2022 | Consult, Design, Inspect, List-3a, London, RBKC
“That is really great, thank you so much for making this so easy and fast :-)” Client feedback Villa Bologna Pottery We were appointed by Villa Bologna Pottery for internal alterations at their proposed boutique homeware shop on Portland Road, W11 in Notting Hill at...
by John | Sep 10, 2021 | Blog, Consult, Design, List-2a, Listed, London, RBKC, Residential
The Client had a strong creative vision for this beautiful 19th century townhouse in the Boltons Conservation Area in Kensington just outside of Chelsea. The proposals included a two-storey glazed rear extension, an additional storey on the outrigger and internal...
by John | Jul 18, 2021 | Basement, Blog, Inspect, Introduce, List-4c, London, RBKC, Residential
This is an interview with one of our clients Graham Pretty of Your Claim. Your Claim are Loss Assessors who assist people trying to claim on their insurance. They also provide a contracting service to carry out repairs. Graham, thank you so much for...
by Grey | Apr 23, 2021 | Basement, Design, List-2a, London, RBKC, Residential
We are in the process of delivering a sensitive new build project with retained facade close to Chelsea. The image above gives a general indication of basement construction but is unrelated to the particular project. In accordance with the Council’s Basements...
