News | February 16, 2026
The London appointment expands the firm’s capabilities in product safety, crisis management, materials science, risk assessment, and high-stakes failure analysis.
Ms. Peevey has more than 25 years of experience in the engineering and construction industries specializing in building enclosure related matters for owners, developers, contractors, design professionals, manufacturers, sureties and other stakeholders.
Amy Peevey is an expert specializing in the design and construction of building enclosures. Ms. Peevey participates in a variety of projects for the investigation, evaluation, repair, and construction of structural, architectural, and material related building problems. Her experience includes the investigation, evaluation, analysis, repair design, and construction monitoring for building envelope and building structural problems. She specializes in design peer review, commissioning, failure investigation, repair design, testing, and construction monitoring of building enclosure and related systems.
Ms. Peevey is an active member of several professional societies and has published and extensively presented on building enclosure related topics. In 2023 through 2024, she serves as the President of the International Institute of Building Enclosure Consultants (IIBEC) serving on the Executive Committee from 2020 through 2025.
The London appointment expands the firm’s capabilities in product safety, crisis management, materials science, risk assessment, and high-stakes failure analysis.
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