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Newly appointed directors 

It is a significant honour and a privilege to announce the appointment of two new Directors of CPR Engineers.

Mark Stewart and Mark Billinger have been promoted as Directors in CPR’s strategic succession planning initiative. In doing so, we further advise that Neil Pearson has stepped back and is now transitioning to a Project Director role with the firm.

Great credit goes to Mark and Mark who have shown Neil and David unwavering support across technical and business areas for many years – in the case of Mark Stewart, 19 years and Mark Billinger almost 5 years – and are both well experienced professionals in their own right.

Speaking of experience, it remains difficult to put into words the fabulous contribution that Neil Pearson has made to CPR over the 19 and a half years in practice. His technical expertise in many areas of structural and civil engineering has benefited all the staff at CPR, past and present, and his mentorship in industry and life has influenced many more inside and outside the office environment. Neil remains at CPR in a role as Project Director to impart further wisdom on our current and future projects.

Congratulations Mark, Mark and Neil.

David Reynolds remains as a Director and looks forward to further growth with the new management team.

September 2024

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Newly Appointed associates

What an honour and a privilege it is to announce the appointments of 3 new Associates at CPR Engineers – Samuel Pryor, Costa Morias and Timothy Keen.

Sam has been with CPR for almost 7 years and has great experience in education projects covering the Public and Private sectors, health projects and Aged Care. His project successes recently includes 5 stages at St Josephs School, Hectorville; a 3 level learning building at Portside Christian College with DesignInc Adelaide; and Aged Care developments for Kalyra at Belair.

Costa, whilst at CPR for the last 7 and a half years has delivered many civil engineering stormwater plans for Development Applications for many CPR Clients covering sport and recreation, education and Industrial estate developments. Moreso, Costa has developed a great project portfolio designing the structural works as well. Such project highlights include the Animal Welfare League Wingfield Pet Centre; Blackwood Community Hub; and, Immanuel College’s Discovery Centre with Swanbury Penglase.

For nearly 10 years at CPR, Timothy has provided engineering solutions on countless commercial and residential building projects. Project highlights include the Saints Shopping Centre for the Chapley Group, apartment accommodation for Uniting SA at Prospect, Max Amber Sportsfield development with Brown Falconer and currently designing the SANFL Talent and Community sports facility at West Lakes with Walter Brooke.

These appointments are a wonderful representation of committed and valued employees being rewarded with further great career opportunities.
We look forward to their continued collective growth.

July 2024

 

 

 

 

d'Arenberg Cube

The d'Arenberg Cube has been a focal point in the local McLaren Vale tourism scene since late 2017. It immersed CPR Engineers in an iconic project recognised world wide.

Now through an in-depth insight from the owner, wine maker and Cube designer, Chester Osborn, we discover the ride through the projects design and construction phases as well as an account of CPR Engineers' experience.

Architel.tv produced this video.  Architel.tv - d'Arenberg Cube

An account of the structural challenges and what motivated CPR's Engineers to deliver Chester's extraordinary vision is also attached in "d'Arenberg Cube - a structural engineers perspective".