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Heyne Tillett Steel is a structural and civil engineering practice with a reputation for delivering intelligent low carbon solutions on complex, urban sites. 

Established in 2007 by directors Andy Heyne, Mark Tillett and Tom Steel, the practice now has more than 130 staff members and works with many of the UK’s leading developers and architects.

 

 


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Tweet from @HTS_London Grange St Martins has received #planningpermission. The Grade II* listed Lethaby Building and Red Lion building are… https://t.co/FLl9v3L5KN 22 Oct 20
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Tweet from @HTS_London The next session in our Decarbonising Design webinar series will address the challenging @RIBA and #LETI 2030… https://t.co/anWcGtZ2pM 21 Oct 20
Cromwell Place opens to the public Cromwell Place opens to the public 20201012 News: Cromwell Place opens to the public 1441 - The Import Building, East India Dock 1360 - Tintagel House Newson's Yard starts on site Newson's Yard starts on site 20201009 News: Newson's Yard starts on site 1613 - Ashley Road
Tweet from @HTS_London @SebLaanLomas @nlalondon @SebLaanLomas We then assume that 65% of this is attributed to structure, which provides a value of 144 kg CO2e/m2. 21 Oct 20
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