Jolyon Antill
Jolyon graduated from the University of Cambridge with a first class Master’s Degree in Civil and Structural Engineering before joining Arup’s design team in London for eight years. Jolyon was involved in a range of industrial and commercial projects including new builds, renovations, and structural surveys both overseas and in the UK. A year of site experience on both the £124 million M2 widening project, as well as the A256 live roundabout and access road project, contributed to his passing the Chartered Professional Review with the Institution of Civil Engineers. Jolyon also spent two years on the multi-disciplinary design for Heathrow Terminal 5, located on site with all major consultants and contractors in collocated teams. A further 17 years of working in regional civil and structural engineering consultancies has given Jolyon a broad experience in educational, residential, leisure and commercial projects. These range from domestic extensions to multi-storey concrete frame, multi-block residential developments, as well as major data centre and school developments across the South of England. Jolyon joined Hawkins in 2022 as Senior Associate based in our Reigate Office.
Glasgow series – MEWPs on Construction Sites: A Lower Risk Option
This webinar will be a look at the types of Mobile Elevated Working Platforms available including: training and qualifications required, potential hazards and examples of MEWP related incidents.
Glasgow Series – Crane Safety: Not just torquing nuts! A review of the Carol Anne crane collapse
Crane safety: A review of the Carol Anne crane collapse, including the mechanics, the complexity and the benefits of being involved from the start.
What is an Architect and What Do They Do?
An architect is a qualified, registered professional. Their role is to design, support, manage and advise in the procurement of built environment projects. This broad position covers aesthetic design, technical construction, construction law, planning policy, project management and budgeting.
Movement in Structures and Facades
Accommodating Movement in Structures & Facades is vital due to factors like deflection criteria & joint provision for structural integrity.
Reigate Series – Forensic Investigation of Basement Failures
Webinar: Forensic investigation of basement failures, do buildings meet the regulations for waterproofing or experience another failure
Reigate Series – Changing Buildings to a Changing Climate
An overview of recent changes to Building Regulations, their impact to the design process, the risks associated if not implemented, and how we investigate associated cases. https://youtu.be/CcyGEAeyOZ4
Reigate Series – Use of Drones & Laser Scanners in Forensic Investigation
This webinar discusses how laser scanners and drone imaging has assisted in the forensic investigation of Built Environment failures, including case studies.
Andrew Reeves
Andrew graduated from Cambridge University in 1992 with a first class degree in Engineering Science, specialising in geotechnics, structures and materials. He was sponsored by Ove Arup & Partners both before and during university gaining over a years’ worth of experience on site and in the design office. On graduation he joined Arup’s geotechnical division in London and then spent the next 7 years in London, Berlin and Hong Kong on the design and site-supervision of large infrastructure projects such as Canary Wharf towers, Merrill Lynch HQ, Berlin Velodrome and Swimming Pool and The Centre, HK. During this time Andrew specialised in the design and construction of deep basements, retaining walls and foundations using diaphragm walls and large diameter piles. He also studied for a master’s degree in Soil Mechanics at Imperial College, with his thesis on the effects of rising groundwater on bored piles in London, graduating with a distinction. In 1999 Andrew joined a strategy consultancy, Mars & Co, where he carried out numerous projects on behalf of blue-chip companies in UK, Turkey, USA and France. In 2007 Andrew formed his own company carrying out both business and engineering consultancy projects for a range of clients. He expanded […]
Shortcomings in Flood Risk Management for New Developments
The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) sets out the Government’s planning policies for England. It states that development in areas at risk of flooding should be avoided by directing development away from areas at highest risk.