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Engineering
Structural, civil, facade and building services engineering, and how engineers and architects work together. What the discipline covers and who is hiring.
Knowledge
Working in engineering.
Engineering makes architecture stand up, stay warm and work. Structural engineers design the frame, building services engineers the systems inside it, and facade and civil engineers the envelope and the ground beneath.
Careers run through accredited degrees towards chartered status with bodies like IStructE, ICE and CIBSE. Most built environment engineers work in multidisciplinary consultancies or specialist firms, collaborating with architects from concept design through to site.
This hub gathers the live picture for engineering in the built environment: who is hiring, which consultancies are growing, and the conversations shaping the discipline.
- It makes buildings work
Structure, services, facades and civils: engineers turn architectural ambition into standing buildings.
- It is chartered territory
Careers run through accredited degrees towards chartership with IStructE, ICE or CIBSE.
- It pairs with architecture
Engineers and architects collaborate from concept to site, so crossover knowledge is prized.
Roles
Roles in engineering.
Each role hub carries live jobs, people and salary guidance for that title.
Learn
Learn about engineering.
- PodcastAhead of the Curve: Engineering a Greener Tomorrow, ft. Chris Atkins from SymmetrysThe Architecture Social PodcastListen
- GuideCutting Embodied Carbon in Structural Engineering with SymmetrysCPD guide from the podcastRead
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