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Holmes Fire is expanding again and this time it’s in the North West of the US!
Changes to the International Building Code is here with the proposed tall mass timber building code changes now being approved.
It’s that time of year again and we would like to wish you all a Happy Holiday and thank you for your support in 2018.
As a valuable asset to our team both then and now, we have all celebrated, our Principal, Martin and his incredible 30 years at Holmes Fire.
Want to understand robust and economical solutions for designing for fire resistance of steel framed structures? In conjunction with The Australian Steel Institute, Holmes Fire is educating their members on the Benefits of Structural Fire Engineering.
Holmes Fire are please to be involved with seven award winning projects at the NZIA (New Zealand Institute of Architects) awards, last Thursday.
At Holmes, we are always looking for opportunities where we can offer more to our clients and service them across our regions. Therefore, we are excited to share that Holmes Fire is expanding, and this time we are heading south, to Queenstown, New Zealand.
This week is Richard’s 10 year anniversary and we have had a chat to Richard on what has changed for the industry and within Holmes in that time.
Holmes Fire Christchurch are excited to be a part of the redevelopment of Antarctica New Zealand’s Scott Base.
Sarnia Rusbridge our Project Director has been awarded as a Fellow of the institution of Engineers Australia
We are pleased to announce that Erik Carlsson has achieved the status of Chartered Professional Engineer under the Engineers Australia accreditation scheme.
Students studying engineering visit Holmes Fire as part of their studies, gaining an insight to Fire Engineering in Australia and the benefits of working abroad.
ThomsonAdsett have impressed again with their unique design at St Vincent’s College in Potts Point, Sydney, upgrading an existing network of buildings with a modern glass breezeway.
With the support of University of Maryland, high school students are getting an early exposure to a career in engineering
A full scale replica of the second Globe Theatre constructed in London has been built as a temporary installation for Shakespeare theatre productions in Melbourne, Australia
Auckland’s Andrew Campbell presenting at the next SFPE Europe Conference on Fire Safety Engineering this February 2018
