Structural Frame
Structural design: a thematic study of decisions and working methods.
An illustrative concept with reference photographs. These images do not depict work delivered by RIGEL.
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Structural design
Structure grounded in calculation.
Structural design provides the calculations and drawings for a building’s load-bearing system. RIGEL coordinates foundations, columns, walls and slabs with architectural and building services design, based on the available information and agreed brief.
Who the service is for
For clients and design teams planning new construction, reconstruction or changes to a load-bearing system.
Scope of work
- Clarify baseline information and the selection of a structural system.
- Analyse the structure and develop design solutions.
- Prepare details, working drawings and technical specifications within the brief.
- Coordinate with architectural and building services disciplines.
How we work
- Review information completeness and design conditions.
- Develop and analyse the load-bearing system.
- Coordinate disciplines and prepare the agreed documents.
Frequently asked questions
What information is needed for structural design?
The architectural brief and relevant information about the site or building are required. The need for ground information, surveys or condition assessment is established for the specific project.
Can a load-bearing wall be altered without a review?
Changes to a load-bearing element require appropriate professional assessment and a design solution. Existing conditions need to be reviewed before the change.
Long Span
Structural design: a thematic study of decisions and working methods.
An illustrative concept with reference photographs. These images do not depict work delivered by RIGEL.
Connection Study
Structural design: a thematic study of decisions and working methods.
An illustrative concept with reference photographs. These images do not depict work delivered by RIGEL.
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