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Forging ahead

A large steel-framed building, designed to accommodate nine overhead cranes, is providing the space for a new machine shop, part of a £1.3 billion …

West End offices in the frame

Transforming a large swathe of London’s prestigious Mayfair district, the South Molton project is maximising the available floor space with a steel-framed …

Gateway to learning

The University of Southampton’s latest education building has utilised a hybrid framing solution, including two steel-framed blocks, satisfying its need for …

Shopping for steel

Highlighting Avonmouth’s strategic location, a new distribution centre being built on the site of a former pharmaceutical works, will form part of a major …

All-electric West End office reaches practical completion

Derwent London has announced that its Network W1 office project, located on the corner of Tottenham Court Road and Howland Street in central London, has …

Planning secured for major Surrey data centre

Real estate investor Castleforge and Galaxy Data Centers have secured planning permission for a new 15MW data centre in Redhill, Surrey. Situated on the …

Panattoni plans 23-acre Wakefield logistics scheme

Developer Panattoni has acquired a 23-acre site at Wakefield Europort for its latest logistics scheme. The 46,450m2 speculative warehouse will target BREEAM …

Northumberland business park to create 2,000 jobs

Arlington Real Estate has received unanimous approval from Northumberland County Council for its 126-acre West Hartford Park development, which could create up …

Spades in the ground for Excellent Birmingham warehouse

Caddick Construction and property developer Barberry have started work on a £17 million warehouse development at Quinton Business Park in Birmingham. The …

Down on the farm

Providing proof that steel-framed structures are ideal for the agricultural sector; the material’s numerous design and construction attributes have come to …

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