What is the benefit of a thorough structural engineering study?
A thorough structural engineering study means no surprises during construction. Cost-conscious thinking is built into the design phase, keeping the final structural costs under control.
Every structural engineering study at Studie Tien rests on four pillars, ensuring consistently high-quality advice within realistic budget parameters.
We analyse the construction project at its core: materials used and proposed methods. From our calculation models, we formulate targeted recommendations based on the predefined requirements of the project.
Our structural engineering studies cover multiple design options. We design foundations and all structures built in a range of materials: steel, concrete, composite steel-concrete and timber.
We render our study models in a 3D BIM model, enabling all parties involved to set up the construction process clearly, predictably and efficiently.
Every structural engineering study has a lead structural engineer who serves as the single point of contact for the project owner at all times (SPOC, Single Point of Contact).
For their new wing, AZ Monica brought in Studie Tien's structural engineers.
View the caseEvery structural engineering study at Studie Tien is developed using powerful 3D software. In the BIM model we model the complete structure, formwork and reinforcement in full detail.
Our structural engineers bring everything technically up to standard before work begins on site. This ensures an efficient, clear and cost-saving start to every construction project.
In concrete terms, a structural engineering study covers:
Every major construction project improves its chances of success with a thorough structural engineering study. Over the past two decades, Studie Tien has completed structural studies across a wide range of sectors:
A thorough structural engineering study means no surprises during construction. Cost-conscious thinking is built into the design phase, keeping the final structural costs under control.
The structural engineering study consists, depending on the scale and nature of the assignment, of an initial assessment of construction methods and sizing of the primary structure, establishing the design parameters. This initial assessment is progressively detailed and, where necessary, adjusted throughout the project phases, preliminary design, design and construction documents. The final deliverables comprise a design report, construction drawings supplemented with bending schedules for the reinforcement, an IFC model, a bill of quantities and a specification.
All structures are modelled in 3D, with data linked according to our own standard or a project-specific standard. Via the IFC data model, these models can be exchanged with their underlying data, or the required data can be extracted.
When both building services and structural engineering are handled by a single consultancy, interdisciplinary coordination can begin early in the project and conflicts are identified at an early stage. This coordination is maintained throughout the entire design process.