Waterman Group has announced that it has been appointed by Canary Wharf Group to provide structural engineering for a major development at London’s Canary Wharf.
The team will assist the Canary Wharf Group with their plans for the next phase of the overall development at Canary Wharf which is likely to involved more than 200,000 sq m (2,100,000 sq ft) of mixed use buildings.
Waterman Group Chief Executive Officer, Nick Taylor, said: “We are honoured and proud to have been appointed as structural engineers on this development which is transforming an exciting part of London into a location of national importance. We look forward to developing our relationship with Canary Wharf Group to create further iconic landmarks.”
On Monday October 10, 2016, Waterman will announce their preliminary results for the year ending June 30, 2016.
Waterman Group is a multidisciplinary consultancy providing sustainable solutions to meet the planning, engineering design and project delivery needs of the property, infrastructure, environment and energy markets.
Founded in 1952 and listed on the London Stock Exchange since 1988, Waterman has grown into a leading engineering and environmental consultancy with offices throughout the UK, Australia and Europe.
Waterman works with government agencies, local authorities, government-regulated industries and private sector clients to provide innovative, sustainable and economic solutions across a wide spectrum of business activities.
The firm has extensive experience in property and buildings, environmental consultancy, power and energy, roads, highways and rail infrastructure, urban and regional planning.
Award winning teams provide professional consultancy services throughout the complete life cycle of the asset starting from initial surveys and concept planning, through to design, delivery, project management, supervision and on-going maintenance.
Earlier in the month, Waterman Group appointed Ali Raza as its new Geothenical Director to inject further expertise and drive into its Geothenical discipline in London.
