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School design is future-proofed

Two schools creating an education campus for a new Cambridgeshire community have maximised the benefits that steel construction can offer. FACT FILEAlconbury …

Retain and rebuild

Preserving a historic streetscape, a modern steel-framed commercial development in central London will incorporate the previous building’s reinstated …

Travel Hub spurs town centre regeneration

Structural steelwork is playing an important role in the initial phase of the multi-million-pound regeneration of Prestwich town centre. FACT FILEPrestwich …

Steel provides south coast logistics boost

The use of structural steelwork has provided the required speed of construction for an 11-unit warehouse scheme in Bognor Regis. FACT FILETrade City and …

One in, one to go

The first of two steel bridges, set to serve the large York Central mixed-use development, has been lifted into place with the second due to be installed soon. …

The benefits of galvanizing

Galvanizing is recognised as a sustainable, durable, hygienic and highly economical solution for long-term steel protection. With up to four per cent of …

Analysis of composite slabs 

Liam Dougherty of the SCI looks at some of the different approaches that can be used to analyse composite slabs, focusing on the advantages and disadvantages …

AD 552: Errata in P362 – Steel building design; concise Eurocodes

Expressions 6.61 and 6.62 of BS EN 1993-1-1 are used when verifying a member subject to combined biaxial bending moments and axial force. SCI publication P362 …

Foyle Bridge, Londonderry, Northern Ireland

For The Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland AWARD SSDA 1985 Structural Engineers: Freeman Fox & Partners in association with RDL-Graham …

Steelwork erection starts on major defence machine shop

Working on behalf of McLaughlin & Harvey, BHC has started installing the steelwork for Sheffield Forgemasters’ £210 million machine shop. Located on a …

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