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Sustainable redevelopment

New steel-framed floors, incorporating reused steel sections, are helping a well-known Dublin city centre building to be reimagined into a 21st Century …

Steel spans motorway junction upgrade

Helping to create better connections and smoother traffic flows, steel bridges and gantries are an essential component of the M25 Junction 10 improvement …

Trusses span academia

A series of steel trusses have been installed to create some extra-large and flexible teaching spaces for a new centrepiece educational building in Bristol. …

Green light for North Lanarkshire community hubs

North Lanarkshire Council’s planning committee has approved applications to build two new community hubs in Gartcosh and Bargeddie. Councillor Michael …

Contractor named for major Kerry pharmaceutical scheme

Sisk has been appointed as construction manager for a major new pharmaceutical facility in Tralee, County Kerry in the Republic of Ireland. The €330m …

Green light for automotive research cluster expansion

GMI Construction Group has been awarded the £16M contract to deliver the next units on Europe’s largest automotive research and development cluster. It …

Construction starts on Lancashire sports village

Councillors from Hyndburn Borough Council, alongside Alliance Leisure and members of the ISG construction team, have celebrated work starting on the new, …

Contractor checks in for specialist Leeds NHS unit

Yorkshire-based construction firm, I&G, part of the wider Sewell Group, has been appointed by Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust to build the new Rob …

Prime City location gets makeover

Forming part of a 10-year redevelopment of the Broadgate campus, structural steelwork is nearing completion on British Land’s most energy efficient building …

Moving forward

Jamestown’s UK Business Development Manager, Mark Stewart writes on how the company is progressing this year with a strong order book, containing even more …

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