Structural and civil engineering services
Practical structural and civil engineering for commercial, industrial, civil, infrastructure, architectural and complex construction projects across New Zealand.
What kind of work does Viden do?
Commercial and industrial projects:
Warehouses and large-span buildings, industrial and commercial buildings, modular and prefabricated buildings, new buildings, extensions and alterations, seismic assessments and strengthening
Civil and infrastructure projects:
Road, pedestrian, cycle, farm, forestry, rail and access bridges, subdivision infrastructure, retaining walls and support structures, bridge assessments, strengthening and upgrades, technical and design reviews
Expert advice and specialist consulting:
Structural assessments, seismic engineering, technical reviews, investigations and advice for complex structures
Architectural and complex structures:
Complex residential and architectural projects, large-span structures and cantilevers, complex roof structures and vaulted ceilings, multi-storey buildings, timber, steel and masonry design, alterations and extensions
Construction and temporary works:
Temporary works design and certification, propping, shoring and temporary bracing, crane bases, crane support and lifting structures, site-specific engineering solutions, construction stage engineering and site inspections, coordination with other consultants
Who do Viden work with?
Architects and designers:
Structural engineering for complex architectural projects, from early design and concept through to detailed design, consent documentation and construction
Contractors and construction companies:
Buildable structural solutions, tender support, temporary works, construction-stage engineering, site inspections and technical advice
Councils and government:
Engineering services for public infrastructure, bridges and culverts, retaining structures, seismic projects and public facilities
Developers:
Structural engineering for commercial, industrial, residential, mixed-use developments, including new builds, alterations and seismic strengthening
Project managers:
Practical engineering advice, coordination and technical input to keep projects moving from the design phase to construction
