Who this is for
Architects, developers, property owners and contractors needing structural design for new buildings, extensions or renovations. We work with both private clients and design professionals at every project stage—from feasibility through construction.
What the service covers
- →Structural design of RC, steel and composite structures (Eurocode-compliant)
- →Foundation design and geotechnical coordination
- →Seismic design per Eurocode 8 and Greek seismic code
- →Structural design for extensions and changes of use
- →Conceptual structural advice at early design stage
- →Review and checking of existing structural designs
- →Construction drawings and detailed specifications
When clients typically need this
Building a new residence or multi-storey building
From conceptual design through to detailed construction drawings and site support.
Adding a storey or extension
Verification of existing structure, design of new elements and integration with existing systems.
Architect needs a structural partner
We integrate seamlessly with architectural design teams from schematic design onwards.
Pre-planning structural feasibility
Early-stage advice on what's structurally possible before design is locked in.
What you receive
Structural Concept
Preliminary report or sketches establishing feasibility and load paths at early design stage.
Structural Analysis Report
Full static and seismic analysis with design checks per Eurocodes, including load cases and member sizing.
Reinforcement Drawings
Detailed 1:50 or 1:100 drawings showing bar layout, sizes, grades, anchorages and quantity schedules.
Foundation Drawings
Foundation design and construction details for shallow or deep foundations, coordinated with geotechnical input.
Structural Specifications
Material grades, concrete mix requirements, workmanship standards and quality control requirements.
Construction Phase Support
Site reviews, RFI responses, variations assessments and general engineering support during construction.
Why this matters
Structural design errors are invisible until they fail. A properly engineered structure protects lives, satisfies building permit authorities, and avoids costly corrections during construction or, worse, after handover. Sound structural design also optimizes material use, keeping construction costs under control while meeting all regulatory requirements.
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We'll help you understand the structural requirements of your project and deliver a design that works—technically and economically.
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