Strik Baldinelli Moniz (SBM) is an award-winning multi-disciplinary planning and engineering firm providing services in planning, civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical engineering. Focusing on land development, municipal infrastructure, and building design. The firm has grown to more than 100 staff members, with offices in London and Kitchener. Strik, Baldinelli, Moniz Ltd. (SBM) was founded in 2004 as Strik, Baldinelli & Associates Ltd. (SBA) by Michael Baldinelli, M.E.Sc., P. Eng., and Aaron Strik, P. Eng. SBA’s primary focus was on the structural design of small buildings, single-family residential homes, precast concrete culverts, and wood roof trusses.
In March of 2012, KAM Engineering Ltd. (KAM), a civil engineering sister company of SBA, was formed and led by Kevin Moniz, P.Eng. KAM Engineering Ltd. purchased Stevenson Engineering Ltd., a firm led by Robert Stevenson, P.Eng., that had been providing civil engineering services throughout southern Ontario since 1993. KAM worked to expand on the established knowledge and client base of Stevenson Engineering Ltd. while working closely with SBA to diversify its service offerings. In 2014, the firms of SBA and KAM formally merged to form Strik, Baldinelli, Moniz, Ltd. (SBM) as we know it today.
The company’s construction background provides its consulting engineering practice with practical experience to ensure quality engineered designs and empirical construction support for clients. This practical construction experience, along with estimating tools and construction cost databases, is utilized to ensure our designs are maintained within the cost and time parameters established for the project.
Their approach to collaborative design, utilizing an internal multi-discipline approach, provides an efficient turnaround on design drawings while maintaining a cost-effective, pragmatic design approach for their developer clients. This approach decreases production times, reduces construction costs, and frees up client staff to do other project management duties. Source: SBM Architects
