Richard Stevenson

Richard Stevenson

Partner

Civil/Structural Engineering

Richard Stevenson is a Chartered Civil and Structural Engineer with nearly twenty years of experience in the construction industry. During that time, he has worked on the design and construction of large-scale civil engineering projects. Notably, these include Crossrail and the East London Line, and various building structures, both in the United Kingdom and overseas. He is experienced in the forensic investigation of civil and structural engineering problems. Richard advises on matters relating to structural failures and damage, structural defects, heave and subsidence, water ingress, excessive deflections, vibration issues, delays and cost increases, design errors, and workmanship issues.

Richard is regularly instructed as a civil and structural engineering expert. He has advised lawyers, engineers, contractors, insurers, developers, and building owners on a wide range of disputes, at all stages. Richard Stevenson has also addressed design, materials and workmanship problems in structures. These include airports, bridges, basements, underground railway stations, residential buildings, commercial and retail developments, museums, military facilities, and power stations. His work has involved attending expert meetings, preparing joint statements, giving evidence, and preparing expert reports for exchange in adjudications, international arbitrations and court proceedings.

 

Qualifications :
University of Cambridge, MEng (Hons), Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering, 2006
Chartered Engineer, 2009
Professional Memberships :
Member, Institution of Civil Engineers
Member, Institution of Structural Engineers
Member, Academy of Experts
Accredited Expert Witness, Institution of Structural Engineers
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