Journal entries
Notes from the practice.
Engineering judgement, written down. Project notes, sector observations, surveys of older homes, theatre upgrades, airport-retail thinking — and occasional house news.
Theatre & venues
Stage houses, fly towers, listed venues, West End signage and live-performance infrastructure.
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Modernising Stage Rigging and Fly Towers: Structural Upgrades for West End Productions
MJ Consulting Engineers Joins the Association of British Theatre Technicians (ABTT)
MJC’s approach to West End theatre signage
How MJC played a key role in creating Guidance Note 20
Rebuilding the theatre industry with MJC
Airport retail
Terminal concessions, lounges, branded fit-outs and structural work inside live airport environments.
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Structural surveys
Inspections, reports, existing buildings, condition checks and structural safety observations.
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Levenshulme: Manchester’s Victorian Gem - Why Older Homes Need a Structural Inspection
Buying in Stockport: The Hidden Costs of ‘Character’ Homes
The Manchester Homebuyer’s Structural Confidence Checklist: What to Confirm Before You Commit
MJ Consulting's Comprehensive Structural Design & Surveys for Manchester Homes
Structural Inspections for Christmas Light Installations on Listed Buildings
Homeowner guides
Manchester extensions, older homes, homebuyer checks and domestic structural engineering advice.
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Levenshulme: Manchester’s Victorian Gem - Why Older Homes Need a Structural Inspection
Buying in Stockport: The Hidden Costs of ‘Character’ Homes
Why Rear Extensions in Manchester Fail Without Proper Structural Engineering
The Manchester Homebuyer’s Structural Confidence Checklist: What to Confirm Before You Commit
All I Want for Christmas is a Structurally Sound Home: A Manchester Guide
MJ Consulting's Comprehensive Structural Design & Surveys for Manchester Homes
Practice notes
Team updates, ABTT, guidance notes, newsletters and professional context from the MJC practice.
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