We are pleased to announce the promotion of three talented team members to director roles, marking our significant growth into a wider variety of disciplines.

Vertical Transportation (VT) is an unsung hero in building design, with lifts, moving walkways, and escalators forming a crucial part of the user experience and wayfinding.

International exchanges are key to ensuring our staff from across the world build strong working relationships, learn technical skills and develop professionally. Our hope is that no matter where in the world our colleagues are, they can pick up the phone and receive a warm welcome and all the support they need to succeed in their roles.

With international offices in Poland and India, we feel it’s important to bring staff together. Exchanges are a great way to develop team relationships, share knowledge and get to know each other better on a personal level.

We are delighted to announce that we have won a Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) gold award for our dedication to health and safety.

An all-female panel of built environment experts gathered recently for our ‘INWED 2023: Sustainability in the Second City’ roundtable, to discuss the importance of retrofitting to tackle net zero and why sustainability is a significant opportunity to attract more women to the engineering industry.

CPW are pleased to announce that Lighting Designer Kate Morley won the Lighting Industry Association (The LIA) Advanced (Interior) Certificate Award for Outstanding Student of the Year 2023.

Senior Acoustic Consultant Jamie Large, has been featured in Future Constructor & Architect (FC&A) Magazine. His article explores how to deal with the acoustic challenges of air-source heat pumps.

With apprenticeship roles currently on offer across our UK offices, we sat down with one of our current apprentices, Jibran Ahmed, to hear more about his experience of the CPW apprenticeship scheme so far.

With apprenticeship roles currently on offer across our UK offices, we sat down with one of our current apprentices, Chloe Marshall, to hear more about her experience of the CPW apprenticeship scheme so far.

Senior Mechanical Engineer, Agata Kępińska, has been featured in RIBA Journal. Her article explores the importance of engaging consistently with all design and delivery partners to achieve a Passivhaus standard project, from tradespeople to architects.

Diversity is essential to a thriving workplace. A blend of differing cultures, perspectives, and interests will inevitably lead to a more innovative and dynamic way of working. However, women are underrepresented in the engineering industry, accounting for less than 15% of engineers in the UK, the lowest percentage in Europe.

We’ve sat down with Kamila Wiatr, an electrical design engineer in our London team, to discuss her experience as a female engineer from Poland living and engineering in the UK.