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Entrance arrives at station

A portal-framed entrance structure, built over the River Aire, will help alleviate passenger congestion at Leeds station. Martin Cooper reports. Leeds city …

City gateway opens with steel

Work to transform an area of Wolverhampton city centre into an international quality transport gateway has begun with steel construction playing a leading …

City centre reborn with steel

The large steel-framed Friars Walk development in Newport will create a new retail and leisure destination within a reconfigured city centre. Newport in South …

Steelwork takes a bow at Irish venue

A steel-framed extension to the Belfast Waterfront conference and entertainment venue is the biggest single project in the city’s £150M investment …

Retail spurs regeneration

A large town centre development is benefiting from steel construction’s ease and speed of construction. The Leicestershire town of Hinckley is being …

Steel is ready for BIM

The steel construction sector is ahead of the game as far as implementing the use of Level 2 BIM before next year’s Government deadline. Nick Barrett …

Quality judging for design awards

Fourteen projects have been selected for the shortlist for the 2015 Structural Steel Design Awards – the 47th in an unbroken awards series highlighting the …

Steel’s flexibility highlighted by SSDA shortlist

The British Constructional Steelwork Association and Tata Steel have announced the shortlist for the 47th Structural Steel Design Awards (SSDA). The 14 …

New Steel Construction returns to print format

After one year as a digital only publication, New Steel Construction (NSC) is reverting to a traditional paper format as from the Structural Steel Design …

BCSA and Tata Steel to host thermal mass webinar

The British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) and Tata Steel will jointly host a free webinar entitled ‘Thermal Mass in Buildings’ on Thursday 21 …

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