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Pandemic raises collaboration hopes

Contractors can just about always say they live in interesting times, but with the world still mired in a pandemic and waiting for a feared second wave amid …

Shortlist projects push the design envelope

The shortlist for the Structural Steel Design Awards has been announced and the 22 selected projects can be seen in this issue of NSC (p 14). Together they are …

Steel has post-pandemic attractions

Construction is making every effort as an industry to put the adverse impact of the pandemic-enforced lockdown behind it and to get back to as near normal as …

No crystal ball required

The start of the year is a traditional time for journalists to get their crystal balls out and write about future prospects. Events this year have thrown all …

SSDA will reflect digital transformation

The Structural Steel Design Awards is now into its sixth decade and remains the ultimate recognition for the best achievements in steel construction. Some …

Healthy appetite for growth – and steel

Mixed messages can be found from recent surveys and forecasts about what the future holds for construction. As can be read in the President’s Column in this …

Outlook bright beyond Brexit

The start of a new year is a traditional time for crystal ball gazing by journalists; it gives us a chance to change our focus from reporting on what has …

Awards still going strong at 50

The Structural Steel Design Awards reach a notable milestone this year, having showcased for 50 years the best of what the UK steel construction industry can …

Diversity on display in Awards shortlist

The Structural Steel Design Awards reaches a significant landmark in 2018, it’s 50th year of showcasing the best of steel construction. The shortlisted …

No post-Brexit workforce concerns for steel

News that two steel construction related sites have been longlisted as potential assembly centres, or logistics hubs, for the construction of Heathrow …

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