Slope Stability Investigation (London Clay)
The site, located in southeast London, comprised a 5-storey block of flats. Significant movement had occurred on the eastern flank […]
More InformationWe undertake comprehensive investigations and assessments of natural slopes and engineered cut and filled slopes. Engineered slopes are usually created in connection with urban development, transportation, dams, mining, waste disposal and other construction activities.
We are highly experienced and have an extensive library of case histories ranging from: identifying risks from slope instability to designing and supervising solutions to inherent or active cases of instability. Design solutions involve earthworks, drainage, anchorage, reinforcements, and implementing retaining structures using an optimal approach to our Clients’ needs and technical requirements to ensure adequate stability. We undertake post failure investigations and design and supervise emergency and longer term remedial solutions. We undertake long term monitoring of slope and groundwater conditions allowing long term assessment of slope issues.
The site, located in southeast London, comprised a 5-storey block of flats. Significant movement had occurred on the eastern flank […]
More InformationA walkover survey and mapping exercise identified many features that were indicative of slope instability, notably lateral ridges and tension […]
More InformationWe were employed to investigate a portion of the curtain wall embankment around Tonbridge Castle, where evidence of landslip had […]
More InformationThe embankment is approximately 30m high, and stands at about 38°. A shallow rotational slip occurred over the lower section […]
More InformationWe were asked to provide some good quality horizontal rock cores from cliff locations by Brighton & Hove City Council. […]
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