Anthony-Johnson Consulting Engineer Ltd

07/02/2023

Downham market Carrstone Building with Gault bricks (the clay for the bricks probably came from Whittlesey pits ) Design of new steel to opening, review of garden wall to the neighbouring listed building and structural design of arch opening to preserve the wall and tree growing through its base.

07/02/2023

There’s a reason you don’t put a raft on peat, let alone build an expansive house on it…

07/02/2023

Stunning Norfolk Barn, in need of new support beam, set at eaves level. The roof has spread because of a lack of ceiling binder.

08/04/2020

Still busy with design work for clients. Happy to produce structural. Calculations from Architectural drawings and carry out site surveys but only for uninhabited buildings and building plots.

19/02/2020

Structural steel beams installed

22/01/2019

In the process of a geotechnical survey for a client, local to East Grinstead today. Amazing how a large rock formation that rises to ground level 4 miles from the site can have such a marked impact on local ground conditions. Gravel and cobbles abound, clearly representing a sandstone formation.

04/01/2019

Structural design for Historic Buildings can be a tricky beast. Traditional building materials introduce additional factors that need to be taken into account during the design process. Consequently, structural calculations become a "secondary" ch...

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29/12/2018

The practice was tasked with the structural design of new floor joists for an existing Georgian building. The aim of the design was to span floor joists from solid internal masonry partition to exernal masonry wall, thereby allowing for the remova...

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30/11/2018

Outward rotation to the base of a Flint panel masonry wall, 300mm thick, supporting a traditional timber barn in Suffolk. Grade II listed and it's time to design underpinning and new timbers before it falls down!