Capabilities
We apply scientific and engineering principles to solve the world’s challenges – starting with yours. No matter your goal, we’ll help get you there.
Who has seen the wind? We have! Nuada.CFD lets engineers and designers visualize wind flow to minimize its effects on buildings and their inhabitants.
Nuclear energy can create an effective shift in decarbonizing the energy sector by providing stable and vast power with no carbon emissions.
Reducing the amount of carbon emitted during a building’s useful life is a vital step toward eliminating whole-life greenhouse-gas emissions. We have the tools and expertise to support your net-zero journey.
We combine world-class engineering with an appreciation for placemaking to forge new connections and revitalize cities.
We meet Passive House standards by drawing on our high-performance systems, envelope design, building science and structural design expertise.
Pedestrian bridges create connections between home, work and play. We design the links that bind communities together.
Flexibility. Improved aesthetics. Safety. Cost savings. That's the value of pairing performance-based principles with fire engineering.
When standard code provisions don’t fully support innovative designs, seismic performance-based design may be the right answer.
Creating 3D models from photographs allows our engineers to assess site conditions economically – and from a safe distance.
When disaster strikes, we’re here to help – anywhere, anytime.
You can’t manage what you don’t measure. We assess, analyze and forecast potential risks to structures and portfolios, so you can always be prepared.
With our 25-year history in green building certification, we’ve been involved since the beginning.
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We’ve pioneered engineering strategies that make buildings less vulnerable to blast, vehicles, firearms and other threats. When you need holistic protection, we provide strength by design.
We look beyond baseline code requirements to identify resilience strategies that consider potential changes over a building’s service life.
The call to reduce global carbon emissions requires a significant investment in renewable energy, particularly wind and solar.