Construction sequencing, erection engineering, crane and logistics planning, and the staged analysis that proves a structure is stable at every step of the build, not just the last one. Because how a structure is built stays with it: our analyses capture the residual effects of construction, the locked-in stresses and movements the finished structure carries for life.
Wentworth's method engineers work alongside site teams from the first programme draft: demolition sequencing on constrained city sites, erection schemes for steel and precast frames, depropping of long-span roofs, and heavy lift planning. Each stage is planned and analysed as its own structure, giving the project team certainty that the build is safe and stable at every stage.
Where the sequence demands temporary works, designed, checked and verified on site, our construction engineering team delivers them.
Build methodology from the first programme draft: sequence development, buildability reviews and staging strategies that hold up on site.
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Staged Construction Analysis
Each stage analysed as its own structure: erection sequences, locked-in stresses, axial shortening and depropping.
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Erection Engineering
Erection schemes for steel and precast frames, from long-span roofs to landmark structures, engineered stage by stage.
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Cranage & Heavy Lifting
Crane strategy, hooktime analysis, lift planning and strand jacking engineering for major erection operations.
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Demolition & Logistics Planning
Demolition sequencing on constrained city sites, site logistics and access planning coordinated with the build programme.
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Construction Simulations
Visual simulations of construction sequences, helping project teams assess buildability, coordinate operations and communicate the method before work starts on site.
