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About us
We are a structural and civil engineering design practice. We are always learning, questioning and pushing for better.
Our ethos is simple: putting people first. We thrive on working with like-minded clients and peers to deliver exceptional outcomes that drive genuine, positive change. We foster the brightest talent, sharing our passion for engineering.
With compassion and consideration, we creatively explore the perimeters of engineering to consistently design better solutions for communities and the planet. As the world changes - socially, environmentally, economically and technologically – we are committed to evolving with it.
What we do
For more than 20 years, Evolve has worked with developers, architects and technical experts to design and deliver some of the UK’s most complex engineering projects.
Our team works tirelessly to make the impossible a reality, be it breathtaking structures that almost defy gravity, new basements in 200-year-old buildings or railway arch redevelopments with live trains running overhead. We are expert engineers, not constrained by sector or typology.
We think creatively, sustainably and push boundaries. For the people. For the industry. For the world.
A look into our projects
Nové Bazaly
Evolve provided Structural Engineering design services for the competition winning design led by L35 Arquitectos for the Nové Bazaly stadium in Ostrava. Nove Bazaly has been designed as a modern stadium, up to UEFA Category 4 standards, paying special attention to solving the urban integration and transport challenges, while delivering an inspirational image that links to the local heritage and portrays an iconic and brutally honest image. The 20.188 net-capacity bowl is designed to create a vibrant atmosphere - an energetic melting pot that fully embraces the pitch across two tiers, bringing fans as close as possible to the action. Nestled within the site’s boundaries, the design maximizes generous internal and external circulation while preserving the existing training fields.
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