Buro Happold is an international engineering and design consultancy established in 1976 in Bath, England. With offices across Europe, North America, Asia, and the Middle East, the firm operates in a wide array of disciplines including structural and civil engineering, sustainability planning, infrastructure consulting, and digital systems design. Its work spans cultural institutions, commercial developments, transportation networks, and urban resilience projects.
Notable projects associated with the firm include the Millennium Dome in London, flood protection planning in Lower Manhattan, and structural work on the British Museum’s Great Court Roof. The company has collaborated with governments, universities, and private developers, often engaging in long-term planning efforts that integrate climate analysis, environmental metrics, and adaptive reuse strategies.
Founded by engineer Ted Happold, the firm has retained a focus on interdisciplinary collaboration and evidence-based design. Its teams regularly work alongside architects, planners, and policy specialists, contributing technical expertise to broader urban and environmental initiatives.
