I hope that you had a very enjoyable summer this year.

At Waterman we have had a very busy period during the holiday months winning many new commissions in the property and transport sectors. Since January we have recruited over seventy new employees from graduate to director level.

Waterman Anticipates Strong Growth as Dividend Increases by 67%.

An extensive sustainability agenda, incorporating the reuse of existing piles, resulted in a 16-storey London commercial development replacing an old eight-storey structure.

In line with an increase in activity in the Central London property sector, Waterman is preparing for a period of more sustained growth.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has visited Wales’s first anaerobic digestion (AD) plant, which has been built specifically under the Welsh Government’s renewable energy policy.

Waterman has recently taken part in the creation of a new augmented reality app ‘Engineering Trail’, which is being developed as part of the Association for Consultancy and Engineering’s (ACE) centenary celebrations.

Waterman Structures is looking to appoint engineers and revit technicians at all grades for projects in London.

London Borough of Hackney has granted planning permission for the re-development of the former Triangle Volvo site in Stamford Hill (N16), in the north-east of the borough.

Last week, Waterman’s David Fung collected a BCSA Structural Steelwork Design Award at a ceremony held in Madame Tussauds in London.

Waterman are delighted that St Albans Academy, Birmingham, has been awarded both a RIBA West Midlands Regional and National Award.