Bruce Tuck, MBA, P.Eng
Vice President, Marine Engineering
Our team boasts work experience that spans huge projects and simple ones, and within both boutique and multi-national firms. With that experience and perspective, we work together to create and build both simply and straightforwardly. Since we operate as an extension of our clients’ team, they witness the way we work: creative, composed and consistent.
A successful project is a host of assets brought together with great engineering value, timeliness, and good sense.
Read more >Good engineering starts with good listening skills and an analytical, calculating mind, followed up with an unwavering focus on the approaches and innovations that make the best sense.
Read more >We create large-scale stability that’s built to withstand everything from a hurricane to the most ordinary of tides—for us, steadfast reliability is our reward.
Read more >When civil systems come together well, cities operate efficiently, and people move throughout the community safely.
Read more >Efficient design makes businesses and the buildings they operate more of an asset than a liability.
Read more >Good electrical engineers are wary of overdesign—to keep an electrical system suitable and manageable, we keep focused on the intended application.
Read more >Our clients rely on us, our team's experience and versatility, to provide the very best solutions that balance a building's scale and needs with beauty and design.
Read more >BIM gives EastPoint another excellent communication tool when we're working with our clients, and raises the bar when it comes to design sophistication.
Read more >Eastpoint supports a diverse assortment of industrial, institutional and commercial clients with their asset management requirements.
Read more >The modern day focus on energy efficient buildings has brought to light the importance of ensuring buildings are properly set up and commissioned for owners to realize maximum energy savings and reduced maintenance cost.
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“Not only are architects artists and consultants, we're often the conduit between many different viewpoints and expectations. We need to balance and coordinate the efforts of many to create a building from the ground up.”
Jim Marriott, MRAIC
Senior Architect