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College inspired by design
Hidden behind a mathematically patterned façade a new art and design college has made use of structural steelwork to create two interconnected atria. Martin …
Power to the Olympics
The venues and buildings on the London 2012 Olympic site will require power and to supply this need one of the most sustainable energy centres in the UK has …
Flagship centre is Very Good
Built around a centrally positioned feature atrium, Grimsby’s University Centre is set to usher in a new era for higher education in North Lincolnshire. Work …
Steelwork creates cost effective manufacturing plant
A £20M manufacturing plant for Aggreko, the leading temporary power and temperature controls producer, is currently under construction at Lomondgate, …
Design software wins accolade
CSC’s Fastrak Building Designer software has been unanimously voted “Structural Analysis Product of the Year 2010” at the prestigious 2010 Construction …
Bridge works for flood damaged Cumbrian town
Work has started on a new steel bow-arch bridge in Workington that will carry both pedestrians and cyclists across the River Derwent and provide an important …
News in Brief – January 2011
Hilti has launched free-of-charge health and safety checks, along with its bit and chisel services, available at all of its centres in UK. The service allows …
New BCSA technical manager for Ireland
The BCSA has appointed Andrew Bisp as its Regional Technical Manager for Ireland within its Structural Advisory Service. Andrew will provide support to …
Temporary volleyball stadium for Westminster
Plans for a 15,000 seater stadium in Horse Guards Parade to host Olympic beach volleyball have been submitted to Westminster City Council. The temporary steel …
Olympic Park bridge provides boost for local residents
A new bridge link between Hackney East Marsh and the Eton Manor site in the north of the Olympic Park was recently lifted into place. The 42m-long steel bridge …
