Technical Expertise

Multidisciplinary teams comprising of specialists across ten industry sectors, we have the expertise necessary to grapple with challenging assignments.

View all sectors

Sectors

Commitment to Clients

Our business is built on relationships, and our clients will always be our top priority.

View all Projects

Featured Project

Silvertown Tunnel London UK

Silvertown Tunnel
One of the largest engineering projects in the world.

learn more

Who We Are

International Award-Winning Engineering Consultants who deliver ground breaking solutions at the forefront of industry best practice.

learn more

Our Regions

Carbon Reduction Plan

About - office locations image

Our Commitment to Net Zero
Ayesa is committed to becoming a net zero engineering consultancy by 2040

learn more

Stay Up-to-date

Stay on top of the latest developments, appointments, awards and more across all our offices.

View all News

Featured News

MicrosoftTeams-image (76)

On 19th October 2023, ByrneLooby will rebrand to Ayesa

ByrneLooby will officially adopt the name of its parent company, Ayesa, a global engineering and technology services provider.

Learn more

Investing In Our People

Cultivating a culture in which individual differences and the contributions of our staff are recognised and valued.

meet our people

Our EDI Policy

Careers - Image

Celebrating People
Fostering a culture where you are encouraged to be yourself.

learn more

International Presence

Multidisciplinary team comprising of specialists across Ireland, UK and the Middle East.

Follow us:

  • LinkedIn - blue70px
  • Twitter - blue70px
  • Facebook - blue70px
  • Instagram - blue70px
  • Vimeo - blue70px
  • Issuu - blue70px

 

Contact Us

We would love to hear from you. Please fill in the quick contact form below.

Send a message

Good Luck Hope

Good Luck Hope

Good Luck Hope is located on the north bank of the River Thames in the east end of London, opposite the O2 Arena within the borough of Tower Hamlets on the Leamouth Peninsular. A five to six-metre deep basement was proposed beneath the residential buildings, formed using sheet piles adjacent to an existing sheet piled river wall. An existing six-storey building is about 10m away from the basement.
The ground conditions comprise Made Ground, Alluvium, Kempton Park Gravels and London Clay, with a significant scour hollow identified in the London Clay. The depth of the scour hollow was initially unknown.

Good Luck Hope

Our Role

Ayesa have carried out a number of different tasks on this development for various clients, including ground movement and seepage assessments and a review of the design of the piling platform. Ayesa specified additional ground investigation to identify the depth of the scour feature along the line of the basement wall.
The ground movement assessment was carried out to assess the potential damage to the existing building. Three lines of sheet piles were assessed (the existing river wall and the two basement walls) to determine the extent of the sway movements.
A seepage analysis was carried out to assess the potential leakage into the basement excavation through the scour hollow in the event that the sheet piles did not cut off down to the London Clay layer.
A lime-cement piling platform was designed by others, which proved to be inadequate. Ayesa reviewed the design and proposed remedial works.

Our Role

We support your projects

Our goal is to provide you with the best services for your needs