Maddie GrovesMSci (Hons) CEng MICE

PositionSenior Engineer
Joined Walsh2022
Experience8 YEARS
MembershipsICE RoGEP
ā€œMy career in engineering has given me opportunities to work on exciting and challenging projects, to see my designs being constructed in the real world around me has given me a great sense of pride.ā€

Maddie is a chartered engineer with over 7 years experience in geotechnics. She is typically involved in foundation designs, impact assessments, temporary works designs and ground movement analyses.

A confident Project Manager, Maddie has strong skills in scoping, coordinating, and supervising geotechnical and geo-environmental site investigations, managing project resourcing and financials and developing client relationships. Maddie leads the Walsh geotechnical analysis team but also has detailed experience of RuFuS protocol and the reuse of existing foundations such as 9 Millbank and Camden Goods Yard.

Maddie has been a key member of numerous award winning geo-engineering projects, was shortlisted for the Ground Engineering ā€˜Rising Starā€™ awards for young geotechnical engineers, and won The Geological Society Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology, William Dearman Early Career Author 2021 Award.

My Project Highlights

Residential

Paddington Green Police Station

Wind-tunnel testing and temporary works design reduces high-rise concrete volumes & embodied carbon [...]

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Build to Rent (BTR & PRS)

100 West Cromwell Road

Analysing foundation capacity and future-proofing structures [...]

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Residential

Camden Goods Yard

Basement optimisation saved Ā£2m and increases parking bays with NWR & TW constraints [...]

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Mixed Use

Millharbour Village

Minimised build cost through rationalisation [...]

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Residential

One Thames Quay

Close interface with wind tunnel reduces concrete high-rise stability system by 20% [...]

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Residential

9 Millbank

Reuse and renovation strategy significantly reduces cost, carbon & programme [...]

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