Structural Engineering designs for Beachside Home

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The Catch, Seasalter
Structural Engineering designs for Beachside Home

Catch House is a two-storey new build home in Seasalter, Kent.

This beachside home has been designed to maximise the sea views and reflect the local historic vernacular. BSF provided structural engineering services for the foundations, retaining elements and superstructure.

Foundation and retaining-wall design

The house, swimming pool and plantroom were built on a reinforced concrete piled raft due to the instability of the existing ground.

The structure between lower-ground and ground-floor levels was constructed using reinforced concrete, with the side walls acting as retaining elements. Further retaining walls were incorporated along the site boundary to retain the surrounding ground.

Structural design and access

The structure from ground-floor to roof level was constructed using a combination of timber and steel.

The main access to the building is provided through a bridge which spans the back courtyard to the parking area.  

Project team

  • Contractor: Walker Construction
  • Architect: Stiff + Trevillion.
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