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Eurocode Structural Design

Full Eurocode-compliant structural design — basis of design (EC0), actions (EC1), concrete (EC2), steel (EC3), and geotechnical (EC7) — with correct partial factors, load combinations and National Annex overlays.

EN 1990 EN 1991 EN 1992 EN 1993 EN 1997 UK/DE/IE NA

Correct-by-Construction Eurocode Design

Eurocode design is unforgiving of shortcuts. Wrong partial factor, wrong combination, wrong National Annex, and the design either fails inspection or wastes material. I design strictly to the Eurocode framework, with the correct NA overlay for your jurisdiction (UK, Ireland, Germany, etc.) and full traceability from action to element check.

Every calculation shows the clause reference, the factor value used, and where in the Standard it came from — so your peer reviewer or building-control officer can verify without asking questions.

What You Get

How I Work

  1. 1

    Basis of design

    Consequence class, design working life, load categories per EC0.

  2. 2

    Actions takedown

    Dead, imposed, wind, snow, seismic per EC1 + relevant Parts.

  3. 3

    Combinations

    ULS / SLS / accidental, correct partial factors + ψ0/ψ1/ψ2.

  4. 4

    Element design

    Concrete / steel / geotechnical checks with clause references.

  5. 5

    Documentation

    Clause-annotated calculation package + drawings.

When You Need This Service

Software & Standards

SAP2000 SpaceGass ETABS Own EC2/EC3/EC7 tools (free — see Tools page) Excel calc sheets

You can also use my own free web-based EC2/EC3/EC7 tools on the Tools page to run parallel checks or learn the workflow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which National Annex do you follow?

By default UK NA. I also work fluently with Ireland, Germany, Australia (as reference), and can implement any published NA on request.

Can you convert a BS / legacy design to Eurocode?

Yes — this is a common request as older UK/Commonwealth projects modernise. Includes re-checking to EC2/EC3 with today's factors.

Do calculations include SLS?

Absolutely — deflection, crack width, vibration where applicable. SLS is required for full Eurocode compliance and I never treat it as optional.