Our Director Martin Kusz recently travelled to Tokyo to present at the 2026 SPONSE Workshop – an international forum on the seismic performance of non-structural elements – sharing our latest research into the dynamic design of building services for earthquake loads. Here’s a look at the problem we’re trying to solve, and how we’re applying…
At KUSCH, we believe great engineering starts with great people – and great people have lives that venture beyond design. Our team brings their whole selves to work, and that means bringing passions, pursuits, and “other lives” that make them sharper, more curious, and more creative. We want to celebrate those double lives – the…
Real project gains from early structural planning of building services Every building project has its own unique constraints, challenges, and pressures, yet they all share the same core objectives: deliver a building that complies with the NCC and project goals, on time and within budget. Planning plays a critical role in project outcomes. The MacLeamy…
When we talk about iconic buildings, the conversation often begins with architecture. Form, scale, and visual identity draw attention. But lasting landmarks are remembered for more than their appearance.
Hollowcore concrete slabs offer real benefits to builders and developers – speed, efficiency, and reduced weight. But when building services contractors arrive to install ductwork, cable trays or pipework, those same slabs can quickly become a problem.
