We are an independent multidisciplinary engineering practice, providing structural, civil, environmental, geotechnical and highways & transport consultancy services from five UK offices and overseas.
Our projects cover a broad range of sectors: commercial, education, health, industrial, residential, regeneration, retail, defence, sport and leisure.
We strive to bring engineering excellence and innovation to the communities where we work.
60 Celebration: 30 years of success in land quality!
In 1960 CampbellReith was formed and the Land Quality and Contaminated Land sector did not really exist. In fact in the same decade (1960), the UK had just introduced the Clean Air Act to address the smogs of London. We’re proud to have achieved so much for the sector in the past 30 years. →
CampbellReith is celebrating 60 years!
This year, we celebrate our diamond anniversary! For over six decades our determination, vision and talent has helped to make CampbellReith the innovative practice it is today. →
My Favourite Project: Mark Sadler
Since joining CampbellReith in 2003 I have been involved in many projects in different sectors with some of the UKs exciting developers and property owners. It is not easy to pick one favourite project but 184 Shepherd’s Bush Road is definitely up there. This was the conversion of an existing self storage building into office for our client, Precis.
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Creating exciting regional opportunities for growth in ground engineering – south west
Josh Chastney sets up new geotechnical team in the south west as our practice continues to see increasing demand for geotechnical and geo-environmental skills. →
COVID19 UPDATE: Working From Home
Following the latest update from the government, the current guidance is to work from home if you can do so effectively. In light of this announcement, we have undertaken a further review of our offices to make sure they adhere to the COVID-19 secure guidelines, so that our employees can attend the office when necessary. →
The Oak Cancer Centre Sutton: A new 11,700sqm facility for The Royal Marsden
The new 11,700m2 centre is to be constructed at The Royal Marsden’s Sutton site and will replace some of the more dated facilities and infrastructure with modern, purpose-built spaces, helping the Trust to save more lives by diagnosing cancer earlier. →
Why Risk It?
Our campaign ‘Why Risk It?’ is designed to support housebuilders and developers on mitigating risk from the ground up. Its aim is to raise awareness of real risks in the ground and how they can be resolved from impact on cost and programme to gaining approval of potential developments and making sure it is a green solution. →
Modern Methods Of Construction For Our Health Service
For over two decades we have delivered on the country’s leading healthcare facilities from proton beam therapy units and urgent care centres to pathology laboratories and fracture clinics, and everything in between! →
CampbellReith is working with Redrow Homes to deliver new homes for Daresbury, Cheshire
CampbellReith has been recently appointed by Redrow Homes to provide civils and infrastructure design for an exciting new residential development at Delph Lane in Daresbury. →
Canada Street, Canada Water
New build mixed-use development of student residential accommodation and associated external works at Former Mulberry Business Centre, Quebec Way, Canada Water. →
COVID19 UPDATE: All CampbellReith’s offices will be reopened from Monday 17th August
We are pleased to inform you that from Monday 17th August all of CampbellReith’s offices will open, allowing staff to attend when necessary. →
New Energy Centre at Kensington Olympia – props installed and basement construction in full swing
The works for the new Energy Centre at Kensington Olympia are well underway, with the props installed and basement construction in full swing. →
Why Risk It? Let’s progress with the circular economy now.
Why Risk It? In this interview by Ice VP Keith Howells, this year’s state of the nation report is thought provoking, highlightly why engineers must embrace the net zero challenge →
