Which codes do you design to?
We design to the code that governs your site. That typically means ASCE 7 with AISC and ACI in the USA, the Eurocodes with UK National Annexes in the UK, AS/NZS 1170 with AS 4100 and AS 3600 in Australia, the Saudi Building Code (SBC 301 and 304) in Saudi Arabia, the local authority requirements in the UAE, and the Building Code of Pakistan. Tell us the location and we confirm the code set on the quote.
Can you work with our engineer of record?
Yes. Many clients use us as design and documentation capacity for their own engineer of record, who reviews and seals the work. Where a local license is required to seal drawings, we prepare the design for that engineer’s review rather than sealing it ourselves.
How do you keep the structure economical?
We compare framing options early, such as steel against concrete, or spacing and span changes, and show the material impact. Because our estimating team works alongside the engineers, we can test quantities as the scheme develops rather than after the drawings are issued.
What information do you need to start?
Architectural drawings or a model, the site location, the intended use, and a geotechnical report for foundation design. If any of these are missing, we list them in the scope, along with any assumptions we would otherwise make.




