Eastern Designers & Company Limited

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Eastern Designers & Company Limited has extensive experience working with teams of design-builders, architects, engineers, quantity surveyors, hospital planners, industrial planners and interior designers on large projects where coordination of the various consultants is essential to the well-being of the project.

Leaders in the field of structural engineering for over 35 years, Eastern Designers has the expertise to make your project a success.

The $11.6M ferry terminal at North Head, represents the latest developments in ferry boarding technology. The wharf/wave break consists of rock filled concrete caissons constructed using High Performance Concrete. The facility is equipped with steel fender panels faced with ultra high molecular weight polyethylene, mounted on high energy absorption rubber elements. The 55 m long lift bridge is raised and lowered on a state-of-the-art hydraulic system using 4 hydraulic cylinders with a 7.6 m stroke and ceramic coated rods.

Eastern Designers & Company Limited was incorporated in 1967 with the objective of providing excellence in the field of structural and marine engineering. The firm has developed into one of Atlantic Canada's foremost structural and marine engineering firms as a result of its commitment to the delivery of cost effective structures on schedule to its clients. Eastern Designers is an ISO 9001 accredited firm and employs a staff of 18, including 10 structural engineers and 7 structural technologists.

The newest high school in New Brunswick, Leo Hayes High School, was built on the north side of Fredericton in 1998. A uniquely designed school, the structural framing for the curved classroom section of the school consists of a compositely designed steel beam floor system. This system was used to minimize structural depth, to provide fire protection, to minimize floor vibrations and to create a more aesthetic appearance as the majority of the structure is exposed. The school features a bi-level cafetorium and library/media center that also utilized extensive exposed structural steel.

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