On March 15, 2019 in Christchurch, members of the NZ Muslim community were gunned down by a terrorist. 50 have died and 48 are injured.

Aimee Walker has written an opinion piece on what Companies can do to create an environment that puts an end to racism, xenophobia and related intolerance. It is time to start having those difficult conversations. Show the world that ‘this is not us’ by creating an environment where ‘it is no longer us’

This piece has been endorsed by Lautrec.

Our thoughts and aroha are with the victims, their family and the muslim community.

March 8 is International Women’s Day and it is an opportunity to reflect on what has been achieved and where to next. The IWD theme for 2019 is #balanceforbetter and we think a balanced workforce is the way forward and should be part of any organisation’s strategic goals.

Blazenka Rose joins our Auckland office as a senior structural engineer.  She loves the NZ lifestyle, beaches, hiking, nature, outdoor living and BBQ’s.  Her two sons are at University and are pretty much independent allowing her to focus on her career.

Cecile Vendeuvre is from France and has joined the structural team to gain some hands-on experience in New Zealand.  She studied Engineering and Architecture. What are you passionate about? I love nature and I am very concerned about the environment….

Roddy Lockhart is the latest member to join our Auckland office and will be doing work with both our structural and civil team.  He isn’t entirely new to organisation, having completed his professional experience in our Christchurch office over the…

Greg Chesson is the latest member to join the structural team at our Auckland office.  We did a brief interview with him. Tell me about yourself! I’m an American expat who came across New Zealand during my travels and found…

As January 2019 comes to an end, we reflect back on 2018. It was a busy year, one where we grew as an organisation and focussed on staying united as a team and getting our house in order. For Lautrec…

Sathiyasuthan (Sathi for short) has joined our structural team.  He has worked in Singapore, Europe and Sri Lanka.  We asked him a few questions. What factors contributed to you becoming an engineer? My father was a technical officer in the…

Anu has (re)joined the civil team in Auckland after gathering nine months experience working at a civil engineering firm. She has over eight years’ experience working on infrastructure development type projects and has a lot of onsite experience and a…

Ropru Rangsivek who is part of our civil team, went to Brisbane last month to present at the IWA (International Water Association) Nutrient Removal and Recovery Conference.  His paper was on a study carried out in Thailand and is an…