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AKT II
Founded in 1995, AKT II has established itself as a leading engineering consultancy with a passion for structural engineering, advanced construction knowledge, and technical know-how. The firm operates from its headquarters in London and is part of the Tyréns Group, a Sweden-based organization with over 3,000 employee…
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“Founded in 1995, AKT II has established itself as a leading engineering consultancy with a passion for structural engineering, advanced construction knowledge, and technical know-how.”
Founded in 1995, AKT II has established itself as a leading engineering consultancy with a passion for structural engineering, advanced construction knowledge, and technical know-how. The firm operates from its headquarters in London and is part of the Tyréns Group, a Sweden-based organization with over 3,000 employees across Europe. AKT II, as a B Corporation, commits to creating a more inclusive and sustainable economy.
The practice is renowned for its expertise in design-driven engineering across various specializations, including structural, bioclimatic, infrastructure, geotechnical, façade, and transport engineering. Collaboration is central to their approach, ensuring a holistic foundation of collective intelligence for each project. This design-led approach, combined with their commitment to sustainability and innovation, enables AKT II to address modern challenges, especially climate change. With over 440 awards since its formation, AKT II is celebrated for its creativity, dependability, and transformative engineering solutions.
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Profile updated 29 July 2026
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