Has the DfMA revolution begun?
The construction industry is evolving. We all acknowledge that many of the technologies that are adopted in constructing our buildings for the 21st century are based on the same principles...
My Week at Curtins: Samantha Gibson
Samantha, a sixth form pupil at Wirral Grammar School for Girls, has spent the last week with engineers, technicians and support staff in our Liverpool Headquarters as part of her work...
Take a Closer Look: Georgia Tsampodimou, Civil and Infrastucture
Over the next few months we will be shining a spotlight on some of our engineers as we celebrate the Year of Engineering. Our aim is to take a closer...
Take a Closer Look: Eleonora Rocci, Structural Engineer
Over the next few months we will be shining a spotlight on some of our engineers as we celebrate the Year of Engineering. Our aim is to take a closer...
Student Housing Conference, May 2018
Author: Alison Snee
Category: Civil and Structural, Infrastructure, Student Accomodation
Pollution-reducing paint, running tracks on roof tops and evolving construction methods were just a few of the fascinating topics discussed at the Student Housing conference in London this week. But,...
Take A Closer Look: Beck Drew, Graduate Engineer
Author: Corrine Harris
Category: Birmingham, Careers, Civil and Structural, Environmental, Infrastructure, Residential, Transport Planning
Over the next few months we will be shining a spotlight on some of our Graduate Engineers as we celebrate the Year of Engineering. Our aim is to take a...
Curtins commit to further school engagement in 2018
Author: Rebecca King
Category: Birmingham, Bristol, Civil and Structural, Dublin, Environmental, Infrastructure, Kendal, Leeds, Liverpool, Residential, Transport Planning
The world of work is constantly evolving in line with the technological and industry advancements that historically have and will continue to shape the future of our economy. From these...
Curtins commissioned to lead on Unexploded Ordnance guide
Author: Russell Bowman
Category: Birmingham, Bristol, Civil and Structural, Dublin, Environmental, Infrastructure, Kendal, Leeds, Liverpool, Residential, Transport Planning
Unexploded Ordnance, or UXO, is a legacy of the First and Second World Wars as well as UK military activities (training and defensive), and is one of many ground hazards...
Another year, another successful MIPIM
Author: Andy Macfarlane
Category: Civil and Structural, Environmental, Infrastructure, Liverpool, Residential, Transport Planning
MIPIM week is over for another year; luggage is unpacked, business cards are filed and I am looking forward to my working week with renewed optimism. This was my third...
Take a Closer Look: Dave Ogilvie, Graduate Engineer
Over the next few months we will be shining a spotlight on some of our Graduate Engineers as we celebrate the Year of Engineering. Our aim is to take a...
