An engineering atelier · Est. MMXXVI
Calculations, drawings & estimates, crafted for civil engineers.
Five discipline wings, twenty-two interactive studios and 435+ design calculations — sketch a frame and get a dimensioned drawing, drive a truck over a bridge, drain a retaining wall, drive a pile to set. Everything runs in your browser and exports to Excel, PDF and CAD.
22interactive studios
435+design calculations
231lab demos
43whole-structure estimators
18construction forms
I · The wings
Five disciplines
No. IGeotechnicalFoundations, piles, retaining walls, slopes, ground improvement, site investigation and the borehole studio.Enter the wing →No. IIStructuralSteel, concrete, timber and masonry design, loads and combinations, and the frame & beam analysis studio.Enter the wing →No. IIIBridges & flyoversGirders, bearings, piers and abutments, influence lines and moving loads, flyover and footbridge estimates.Enter the wing →No. IVHydraulicsOpen channels, pipes and culverts, stormwater, pumping, detention and coastal structures.Enter the wing →No. VTransportationPavements, traffic capacity, signals, roundabouts, geometric design, roads, rail and car parks.Enter the wing →
II · The studios
Draw it, load it, check it
Drawing & documents
Sketch it, mark it up, edit and convert the paperwork
Structural
Frames, steel, timber, silos and tanks, retrofit and façades
Geotechnical
Boreholes, in-situ tests, piles, walls and ground improvement
Bridges, maritime, hydraulics & roads
Moving loads, wharves, open channels and road geometry
Construction yard & cost
Plant on site, construction records and whole-structure estimates
III · On site
The yard: crane, pile and drill
IV · Also in the atelier
Forms, estimates and the lab
CostEstimating studio43 whole structures: design checks, schematic drawings and live-formula workbooksOpen the studio →SiteForms studioRFI, ITP, NCR, SWMS, pile records and site diary, signed and registeredOpen the studio →Every wingInteractive lab231 hands-on demos by discipline: Mohr circles, flow nets, buckling, moving loads, hydraulic jumpsOpen the studio →
“Engineering is the art of modelling materials we do not wholly understand, into shapes we cannot precisely analyse, so as to withstand forces we cannot properly assess, in such a way that the public has no reason to suspect the extent of our ignorance.”— attributed to Dr A. R. Dykes, 1946
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- Unlimited downloads
- PDF drawing sets and analysis reports
- Estimate workbooks and AGS4