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Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas from everyone at Kyle Engineering.

Today, November 11th is Remembrance Day. The 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month. This concept was thought of by a South African Politician 🇿🇦 - Percy Fitzpatrick and the very first Remembrance Day ceremony was held on Signal Hill, Cape Town. 1 minute of silence to remember fallen comrades and 1 minute of silence to give thanks for they had been spared. Later on Percy met King George V and told him about their ceremony. The King was so impressed that he decreed this would take place every November 11th throughout the Commonwealth henceforth. Happy Remembrance Day!

We caught up with the District of Saanich to ask about the Subdivision Bylaw Amendment which replaces Schedule F. Without getting too technical, here is what they had to say… If you’d like to know more about stormwater management and what this may mean for your planned subdivision, etc. Please contact us by visiting our website. Link in our bio…

We are so grateful to work alongside some incredibly talented and skillful people in this industry - Your hard work and dedication doesn’t go unnoticed. Thank you for all that you do! We hope you have a restful day with your loved ones. See you all tomorrow!

Beautiful new home being built on Mayne Island, BC

The long weekend is finally here. To those travelling this weekend, safe travels! See you all again next Tuesday.

The beginnings of a new 16 unit townhouse development in Sidney, BC. #

Only a few more days till we launch the new website

New Build in View Royal with Agius Builders. Bet you didn’t notice the stormwater management system hidden behind the rock wall in the backyard.

Some beautiful views at a project in Saanich - The little Hawaii of Saanich.

Renovation in Metchosin creating an open facade to enjoy the ocean views

Structural Engineering completed for a major renovation project with in Cobble Hill.

Stormwater Management for a project in Cadboro Bay with

Almost cathedral like upper floor on a new build in Langford for

We’re proud to have done the civil and structural engineering for this new condo in Sidney, BC for Cube Developments. The team bringing this one to life include (but not limited to) and HD Forms

FUN FACT: Canada Day was originally called “Dominion Day”. The holiday was formally renamed “Canada Day” in 1982.
Wishing you all a very Happy Canada Day! Whether you’re relaxing, exploring or celebrating with family and friends, we hope you all have a wonderful day!

Good things take time and great things take a little longer… Looking forward to launching our new website. In the meantime, enjoy the view of our new boardroom. We may not be designers but we sure hope you approve.

This is one spectacular backyard transformation we can’t wait to see completed. Head on over to to look at the renderings.

Second only to water, concrete is the single most widely used man-material in the world and is responsible for a significant amount of carbon emissions each year. UVic professor Rishi Gupta is leading the way to finding an environmentally friendly alternative. Take a moment and read their article about reinventing a more sustainable concrete.

The building blocks of sustainable concrete - University of Victoria Sustainable technology in action: UVic professor and engineer Rishi Gupta is reinventing concrete as an alternative to carbon dioxide sequestration.

Nowruz translating to “New Day” is a holiday marking the arrival of spring and the first day of the year in Iran, whose solar calendar begins with the vernal equinox. Happy Nowruz to our staff , suppliers, clients and their families!

Proud to be working with the team and Joe Rados on this new build in Langford - Building a new home to house new memories…

“May your pockets be heavy and your heart be light. May good luck pursue you each morning and night” - An Irish Blessing

We had the pleasure of completing both the civil and structural engineering for Linhar Homes on this new development. 16 much needed units in the City of Victoria