Trinity College Bristol is an Anglican theological college in Stoke Bishop, Bristol. This competition, in partnership with the Bristol Housing Festival, is to find a partner to design new student accommodation as the first phase of their site redevelopment. The competition sought innovative proposals that harness modern methods of construction to create a ‘student village’ for the religious training institute…
After establishing a new internationally recognised team in the UK, WMEboom is excited to announce that is has become a member of the British Aviation Group. After attending the “BAG: Next Gen” event in 2019, our engineers were part of the conversation surrounding the feasibility of aviation infrastructure in the built environment. Participating in insightful talks on how the construction…
CIBSE’s Inclusivity Panel hosted a conversation exploring how we can enable the inclusive design and operation of the built environment, for our own workforce as well as society in general.
WME Boom has joined its industry peers to become a member of UK Structural Engineers Declare. Structural Engineers Declare is part of a global petition with a collective will to join together those involved in construction and the built environment. The crises of climate breakdown and biodiversity loss are two of the most serious issues of our time. Buildings and…
Boston Dynamics collaborating with other global construction tech giants to work on Spot robot for surveying tasks. A robot dog could soon perform tasks such as surveying on construction sites after technology company Boston Dynamics perfects its automated Spot robot. The company has announced that it working with several others to allow its Spot robot ‘dog’ to perform and Trimble and Hilti…
With the festive period quickly approaching, WME would like to wish all staff, partners and clients a very merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 2020 is just around the corner and it promises to be another busy and productive year for the engineering sector. However, this is also a key time to reflect on the 12 months just passed…
NUSSLI Adunic, Al AHMADIAH, WME, METAFORM Architects, Jangled Nerves are working on the pavilion Construction work is progressing on Expo 2020 Dubai’s spiral-shaped Luxembourg Pavilion, with the team behind the pavilion’s participation at the next World Expo having said that the wall of the structure is taking shape within the Opportunity District. In a series of images posted on the…
WME are the lead engineer for Nakheel Mall, providing structural, building services and fire engineering, plus sustainability, AV/IT Consultancy, Roads and Infrastructure. Manoj Nair, Gulf News: The Palm’s 78,000 residents finally get to have a focal point for their shopping and leisure needs. The Nakheel Mall – all of 1.1 million square feet in leasable area and spread across 5…
