BDI Structural SolutionsBDI Structural Solutions
Client | Pan Pacific Hotel, London
Pool & Spa Contractors | Cheshire Wellness
BDI has extensive experience designing structures for swimming pools, including rooftop pools, infinity pools, stainless steel prefabricated pools, Perspex pools, reinforced concrete pools, and pools with vision panels.
This project was for the Pan Pacific Hotel, London where we designed the structure for an 18.5m infinity swimming pool on the nature inspired Wellness Floor of the first Pan Pacific Hotel in Europe. A modern urban retreat designed by Yabu Pushelberg, centrally located in Bishopsgate.
Client | Sunsaidi Property
Architect | Space Architecture and Planning
Conversion of a large four storey Victorian house into contemporary apartments.
Client | Connell Brothers
Architect | Donn Design / Linberg Associates
Structural design of a four storey redevelopment of existing apartments including a substantial rear extension. This project comprised of structural engineering consultancy services for an architectural scheme, substantially changing the internal floor layouts of the existing building.
The rear of the building was largely extended with a four storey extension. New internal floors and walls were designed to the existing building, whilst pre-cast concrete slabs provide floors to the new extension.
Client | Ausbore
Architect | NCHomes Architects
Consulting structural engineering services for a substantial redevelopment of a historic building into contemporary, luxury apartments.
The architectural scheme meant that all the existing floors in the building were removed and replaced with new engineered timber joists. Substantial remediation was completed to the roof including design of a roof structure suitable to support hot tubs. A fibre reinforced screed capped the roof terrace. A three storey rear extension increased the footprint of the development creating more apartments.
A housing development at Tan House Lane in Widnes, is nearing completion. BDI have undertaken structural design of the scheme’s 175 units comprising both houses and apartments. The scheme has been delivered by Russell Homes with Halton Housing Trust. The development site sees the regeneration of a former industrial site which has been remediated to provide housing, infrastructure and green open spaces with a playground.
Client | Taylor Pickles Homes
Architect | Shepherd Myers
Façade retention and conversion of two large semi-detached houses into contemporary apartments in Didsbury, Manchester
Client | The Authentic Food Company
Architect | ICE Architecture
This project involved the structural design of the super and substructure, and provided advice and guidance relating to the public sewers running through the site. The chosen structural scheme comprises of a steel portal frame extension affixed to the existing structure. The structure is clad to match the existing factory.
A curved roof compliments the substantial cantilever overhangs around the structure. BDI also provided structural design of a foundation slab to support a new nitrogen vessel, to aid the increased output of the growing business. The completed project provided a productive loading bay that has increased factory efficiency.
Client | Data Space
Architect | Randall White
Structural design of High Bay steel framed storage facility
Client | Edgerton Estates
Architect | Charter Design
Renovation and conversion of existing building into new office accommodation including extension.
Client | Kids Planet Nurseries
Architect | Arc Design Ltd
Environmental desktop study and contaminated land assessment for a two storey new build nursery on an undeveloped site. This project involved the design of a two storey steel frame building incorporating composite metal decked floors and fibre reinforced concrete (FRC) ground bearing floors.
Completed | 2008
Client | Leven Valley C of E Primary School
Architect | Shepherd Myers
This retro fitted ‘green roof’ which was part of an innovative ‘green’ project, designed by Duncan Copley, at Leven Valley C.E Primary School in Cumbria. This exciting project was part of a scheme designed to inspire children to want to learn about and care for the environment. The outdoor space named the ‘Hidden Green Valley’ was phase 2 of the project. The brief was to create an outdoor learning space set within the central Quad.
BDI completed a foundation assessment and advice was provided based upon the findings of trial holes as to the suitability of the existing foundations. In addition they also assessed the existing timber structure of the school and advised on the new timber window structure to support the new green roof. The green roof was installed by Hertanlan UK.
Client | Roger Hannah
Architect | Various
Various alterations and assessments on the historic mill structure.
