StructureCraft
Structural engineering and master-building firm specializing in timber and hybrid structures, working globally.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
StructureCraft describes itself as structural engineers and master builders working globally to create beautiful and efficient structures. The firm engineers and builds efficient and beautiful timber and hybrid structures, and operates a primary delivery method it calls Engineer-Build, in which engineering and building are closely linked under one roof, drawing on the historical model of the Master-Builder. Its work spans featured projects such as T3 FAT Village, the Barbados National Performing Arts Centre, Phase 1, and the Bloomberg Center at Johns Hopkins University, and it publishes a blog on structural engineering, mass timber, and computational design.
History
StructureCraft presents itself as structural engineers and master builders working globally to create beautiful and efficient structures. The company engineers and builds efficient and beautiful timber and hybrid structures that people love to own and use. Its primary delivery method is called Engineer-Build, because engineering and building are so closely linked in the way the company works; this draws on the historical model of the Master-Builder, where engineers who love architecture and good design take responsibility for building the structures they engineer. The company states that this is especially important in timber construction, where the structure is featured and exposed, and that its Engineer-Build model brings responsibility for all steps of engineering and construction under one roof. It also publishes a blog about structural engineering, mass timber, and computational design.
Products and positioning
Engineer-Build provider of timber and hybrid structures, combining engineering and building responsibility under one roof.
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