MPCE provided full design and documentation for this project. The design of this extension utilised the existing structure as much as possible to save construction costs for the client.
MPCE provided the full design and documentation of this house. The house was built on a Class P problem site, where the Ground slab had to be designed as a suspended slab on concrete piers founded to rock.
MPCE carried out the full design and documentation of this project. The project consisted of the removal of an existing roof of a split level home and the addition of an additional level. No design drawings were in existence, therefore MPCE spent a considerable amount of time on site to deliver the design to the expectation of the client.
MPCE carried out the full design and documentation of this complex split level Architectural home. MPCE utilised the use of a number of construction materials such as structural steel, timber concrete and masonry to make the vision of the Architect into a reality.
MPCE are providing technical assistance and third party review services on this project. The project consists of three buildings shared on a common podium structure up to Level 5. The tower building then continues up to the concrete roof at Level 32. The building is of reinforced concrete construction with the core providing the stability against wind and earthquake loads. For this project a full wind study was completed to minimise loads on the structure providing the most efficient structure possible.
MPCE carried out a third party structural review of this 99 unit affordable housing development. The building consists of 7 levels with a concrete roof. Slabs are of post-tensioned concrete construction maximising the spans and minimising the amount of columns for an efficient structure. A key feature of this building is the split level roof consisting of structural steel pop-ups and the cantilevered courtyard deck located on Level 5 that MPCE helped bring to a reality.
