Christopher Bowler

Christopher is a chartered architect, registered building regulations principal designer and experienced contract administrator with experience within a built environment forensics team

Ewan Slight Featured in The Voice of Foil

Ewan Slight, Principal Associate and Chartered Quantity Surveyor, has been featured in the latest edition of The Voice of FOIL (Forum of Insurance Lawyers) Magazine.

Hawkins Welcomes Highways Engineer Connor Parkes

Connor joins Hawkins with extensive experience in highways asset management, stakeholder coordination, and ensuring the long-term resilience of local authority infrastructure.

Do I Have a Cladding Dispute?

Over recent years, the safety of a building’s cladding has become a major concern in the UK and the UAE. This is primarily due to the use of combustible cladding materials and ill-fitted or absent fire stopping.

Congratulations – Hawkins Celebrates Employee Promotions

Congratulations to our newly promoted employees Ben Lister, Shimin Zhuang, Yang Dang, Ross Clarke, and Richard Baker.

Hawkins Hosts Annual Spring Drinks Reception at The Whitworth Gallery

Hawkins welcomed guests for our annual drinks reception in Manchester. Our experts gave a presentation titled “From Collapse To Cleanup” and an evening of networking was followed

Yvonne Ainsworth Hosts Panel Discussion at WiGeotech Afternoon Tea

Geotechnical Engineer Yvonne Ainsworth chairs a panel discussion on Championing Inclusion in Geotechnics at the WiGeotech afternoon tea.

Hawkins Welcomes Structural Engineer Michael Boyd

Michael Boyd has expertise in structural design, multidisciplinary coordination, and delivering complex projects across multiple sectors.

A Structure is Only as Strong as its Weakest Link

Hawkins Built environment expert Jolyon Antill discusses structural engineering design and relevant design issues.

Hawkins International Webinar Series

We bring you details of our upcoming webinars in our new international series, including material, mechanical and lithium-ion battery failures, bridge forensics and indoor climbing risk.