ADR Group Holdings Ltd has launched ADR Consulting Engineers (Suffolk) Ltd, marking its expansion in the Eastern Region. This new unit joins established operations in Kent and Essex, enhancing local MEP engineering consultancy services. Led by Daniel Moynihan, the group aims to deliver high-quality engineering and strengthen client relationships across the South East.
Category Archives: Built Environment
New Space for a New Team, Same Incredible Service.
We are excited to share with you some images of our new workspace at Denne Hill. New Space for a New Team, same incredible service.
The Madness that was the Month of March.
As our fiscal year comes to an end, we can reflect on “The Madness that was the Month of March”. What an amazing year, seeing many projects successfully completed.
Stunning Office Space for us at Denne Hill
After nearly 3 years and 3 office moves, it is time for another! We are excited to announce we are moving into stunning office space at Denne Hill.
Stage 7 – In Use, the Start of the Buildings Life Cycle
RIBA Stage 7 – In Use is where we complete the design series. This marks the end of the RIBA stages and the building entering its “In Use” phase.
Stage 6 – Handover and Close Out
Stage 6 – Handover and Close Out signals the final part of the construction stage. It is the final flurry of activity before the building enters its “In Use” stage. A reminder that you can catch up on the previous posts here. Most projects will observe a handover called “Practical Completion”. This stage can beContinueContinue reading “Stage 6 – Handover and Close Out”
Stage 5 – Construction and Building out the Design
After a long gap in the series, today we are looking at Stage 5 – Construction and building out the design. Hopefully, you are following the series? if not, you can catch up on the previous posts here. If Stage 4 has been completed to the LoD defined in the BSRIA Guide, then developing theContinueContinue reading “Stage 5 – Construction and Building out the Design”
Stage 4 – Technical Design, the final step before Construction
Today we are looking at Stage 4 – Technical Design, the final step before Construction. Hopefully, you are following the series? if not, you can catch up on the previous posts here. Having completed Stage 3 – Spatial Coordination, the procurement route now follows 1 of 2 routes: “Traditional Contract” – The design team willContinueContinue reading “Stage 4 – Technical Design, the final step before Construction”
Stage 3 – Spatial Coordination and getting the model right.
After developing the concept in Stage 2, we enter Stage 3 Design – Spatial Coordination and getting the model right. Hopefully, we have firmed up the concept and received constructive feedback from all team members prior to heading into the next stage. Having a robust concept (As previously mentioned) is so important so that weContinueContinue reading “Stage 3 – Spatial Coordination and getting the model right.”
Stage 2 – A robust and carefully considered concept design is key
It is our view that a robust and carefully considered concept is key. That might sound like a mouth full, but it is important because the concept design sets the tone for the project. After early engagement at Stage 1, the concept stage is a crucial part of the design process. Why is it soContinueContinue reading “Stage 2 – A robust and carefully considered concept design is key”