Temporary and demountable structures

Not to be confused with “temporary works” (falsework, formwork, scaffolding), temporary structures are defined in the Building Regulations as structures that will not be in place for more than 28 days in a calendar year. These are typically demountable stands and stages for events, and their temporary nature makes them vulnerable to extreme weather events so the structural engineer needs to take this into account. These engineers have expertise in temporary and demountable structures

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StructureMode

8a Peacock Yard, London London, England SE17 3LH United Kingdom

Geoff Morrow is now focusing on structural investigations and repair of existing buildings, and bespoke structure designs for pavilions and staircases

Company size: 1-9
Number of Chartered Structural Engineers: 1
Number of Associate/Incorporated Structural Engineers: 1
Languages spoken: English
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Beta Design Consultants

Great West House, Great West Road, Greater London, London London, England TW8 9DF United Kingdom

Consulting Civil Structural Engineers providing integrated design solutions to energy, infrastructure and building projects.

Company size: 1-9
Number of Chartered Structural Engineers: 1
Languages spoken: English, Egyptian Arabic, French, Portuguese
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