From designto makeable reality.
Why ‘engineering’ is not drawing.
A strong design is only valuable if it can be realized without surprises.
This is why engineering at NewArmstrong is not an elaboration after the fact, but an integral part of the design process.
This is why engineering at NewArmstrong is not an elaboration after the fact, but an integral part of the design process.
We translate design choices into technically sound, feasible and testable solutions – with a grip on quality, schedule and cost.
Engineering as a control tool
Engineering is when choices become choices:
- controlled
- captured
- made predictable
Not to limit creativity, but to ensure that what has been conceived is actually built.
What we secure with engineering
- Technical feasibility of the design
- Coordination between disciplines (architectural, installations, fire safety)
- Understanding risks before implementation
- Consistency between design, permitting and realization
This prevents problems from becoming visible only at the construction site.
What engineering delivers
- Reduced failure costs
- More predictability in planning
- Less discussion in implementation
- More certainty for client
Engineering provides peace of mind in the process.
Our engineering approach
1. Verifying the design
We assess the design against the existing situation, regulations, and constraints.
2. Translate to Engineering
Design choices are technically developed, tuned and verified. And in our view, math and drawing go hand in hand. Engineering combined with a cost estimate means: being in the driver’s seat.
3. Integrate & coordinate
We bring all disciplines together in one consistent model.
4. Ready for execution
What this provides is a drawing set that allows contractors to build, without differences in interpretation. Plotting the dimensions on site further reduces the risk.
Plans are worthless. Planning is essential.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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A plan must also be able to land.Test the manufacturability.

