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January 2013 – New focus for schools

At this time last year, in the first issue of NSC of 2012, we looked forward against a fairly gloomy economic backdrop to school building resuming after the …

November 2012 – First port of call for steel advice

The steel sector, already renowned for providing a wealth of information, guidance and other advice, has launched a new website that brings together all the …

September 2012 – Post Olympic glow

The London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics is vying for the accolade of the best organised and brilliantly delivered Olympic Games ever. For a few weeks the …

July 2012 – Steel gives legacy lessons

Last year at this time NSC wished the rest of the London Olympics structures well in the 2012 Structural Steel Design Awards, following the success of the …

June 2012 – Building surety with steel

With this month’s issue of NSC you will find a special publication from the BCSA and Tata Steel called The Surest Way is Steel. It details some of the ways …

May 2012 – Steel wins carbon comparison

We reported last month on research showing that steel frames still dominate the market for multi storey and single storey buildings; this month we report on …

April 2012 – Strength and Diversity

Two items in particular will grab attention in this month’s news section; the amazingly strong and diverse field of entries for the Structural Steel Design …

March 2012 – Target Zero raises the bar

What do a Merseyside school, a warehouse in Stoke, a Stockton-on-Tees supermarket, an office block in Paddington and a hotel in Salford have in common? They …

February 2012 – Steel creates its own legacy

The steel construction sector has always been able to boast about the high level of successful investment it makes in productivity and sustainability enhancing …

January 2012 – Building for future prosperity

The start of a new year is a traditional time for a magazine to look forward, but there will be no market forecasts made in NSC’s pages against such an …

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