WELCOME TO LONDON STRUCTURES LAB
THE WHY
London Structures Lab believe there is a way to do things better. More creative use of materials, people and technology can lead to improved building quality and efficiency. The right attitude, drive and focus inform an altruistic design solution that is of the greatest benefit to our clients, collaborators, the industry and society.
We are proud of our work and enjoy what we do. That is why London Structures Lab was born.
THE HOW
London Structures Lab delivers projects through hard work and integrity, using a progressive and solutions driven approach. Our team communicates with clarity and confidence. We are comfortable being open, honest and objective, we build relationships based on trust. Optimal design and construction outcomes are realised through careful analysis of the brief, the site and being empathetic to what the project needs.
THE WHAT
London Structures Lab was formed as a new venture, by three former directors of a leading London practice, to enable us to utilise our collective passion for design to deliver better engineered solutions. We have been able to attract some of the brightest talent that the industry has to offer, each individual adding a strength to the team. Together we have extensive collective knowledge and experience of designing and delivering world class buildings, in London, nationally and internationally. As a practice we bring all of this to the table, enabling us to deliver an a broad portfolio of progressive structural design solutions.
PROJECT
Client: Downing College Cambridge
Architect: Caruso St John
Status: Planning permission granted
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RESPONSIBILITY
As engineers, as a company and as individuals we strongly believe we have a responsibility to gain and use knowledge and expertise of our discipline for the benefit of our clients, collaborators and society. This comes through our work, through our engagement with academia and our industry and through our study and engagement with wider societal and global issues.