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Technics has been working with Thomson Habitats over the last 18 months on a pioneering ‘green corridor’ wildlife project being delivered alongside Britain’s new high speed rail line, HS2. We spoke with Simon Mackrell, Director at Thomson Habitats, to learn more about how Technics supported the project, including highlights and challenges, and future plans for the company.
Mundays is a law firm based in Surrey and London, providing leading legal services to individuals, families and businesses. The firm appointed Technics in 2018 to help settle a number of boundary disputes, and has been working with the team ever since. We spoke with Partner James Picknell, who specialises in real estate litigation, to talk about his experience of working with the Technics team.
Brothers Arran and Roger Atkinson have been working together for 30 years, starting their business in August 1989. As a UK-based collaborative property developer and designer of unique luxury projects. We caught up with Roger Atkinson to talk about his work with Technics, as well as his views on the current state of the property market and the challenges ahead.
Training and continual technical improvement is an important part of life at Technics. Our team regularly undertakes externally regulated courses to help them progress through the surveying qualifications needed to help them excel in their roles, and we support their ambitions with access to a wide range of courses.
On Saturday 23rd March, Graham Mills and Rob Murrain-Field represented Technics by exhibiting at the science and arts festival Innovate Guildford. Held at G Live, the event is a free one-day event showcasing advanced technologies and giving an insight into the amazing knowledge, innovation and creativity in the region.
At Technics, recruiting and training the next generation of emerging talent is not only important for our business but also to the service we provide to clients.
At the end of January, Technics and collaboration partner University of Surrey (Dept. of Automotive Engineering) successfully completed an Innovate UK funded feasibility study on the use of Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) for accurately locating Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAV’s).
Taking place at the end of this month (23 – 24 October, Olympia), London Build brings together leading decision makers from the building and construction industry.
Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation, has selected Technics, who will be supported by the University of Surrey, to undertake a feasibility study to address the performance of localisation systems for autonomous vehicles, using Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) technology.
At Technics we have considerable experience in preparing Land Registry compliant lease and title plans, ensuring that applications meet detailed Land Registry requirements.