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Major works progressing at Heathrow Airport

Refurbishment work at Heathrow Terminal 4 is currently on going with a new and improved check-in hall and airside lounge being constructed. The extended …

SSDA 2008 – Terminal 5, Heathrow Airport

  Terminal 5 will handle approximately 30 million passengers per annum and makes a significant statement on the world travel scene. The design of Heathrow …

Terminal 5 up and running

Heathrow’s £4.3bn Terminal 5 officially opened for business on 27 March, six years after construction work first started on the mega project. The …

April 2008 – T5 sets world standard

Congratulations to all members of the construction team that delivered BAA’s new Terminal 5 at Heathrow on time and to budget. It is a great achievement …

Heathrow T5 ancillary buildings completed

A Taylor Woodrow-led consortium, which included steel work contractor Rowecord Engineering, has completed three important ancillary buildings for BA Operations …

Overground underground

Among some prestigious and highly visible steelwork at Heathrow Terminal 5, one contractor has completed some equally important steelwork below the surface, on …

Sustainability matters

A new distribution warehouse near Heathrow Airport has fully demonstrated the sustainability of steel. Sustainability is increasingly important in all aspects …

SSDA 2006 – Air Traffic Control Tower, Heathrow Airport

Steelwork was the material of choice for one of the tallest control towers ever built. In the words of the judges, Heathrow’s new 87m high steel control …

Air lift for sky bridge

Three large 18m-long steel sections, which form Heathrow’s T5 skybridge, have recently been lifted into position with the aid of a 500t capacity crane. Each …

Severfield-Rowen win Company of the Year award

Severfield-Rowen has recently picked up the prestigious ‘Company of the Year’ award at the 2005 PLC awards, held at Le Meridien Grosvenor House Hotel in …

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