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Steel at the centre of communities

Hardly a major development these days doesn’t feature a centrepiece, sometimes iconic, structure that anchors the project in the public imagination and shows …

Steel ready for new digital challenges

The Structural Steel Design Awards (SSDA) celebrated 50 years of outstanding steel construction achievements last year. Entering the second half of this first …

Steel supporting air quality drive

Imagine having the opportunity to make a simple design decision that would give a building carbon savings equivalent to a gas and electricity emission free …

Steel benefits from exposure

The attractions of exposing constructional steelwork seem to be growing, as we have been noticing in the increasing number of projects making a virtue of its …

Selecting steel defines success

Building on brownfield sites is being championed by a new campaign from the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) as a way to ensure enough land can be …

Healthy appetite for growth – and steel

Mixed messages can be found from recent surveys and forecasts about what the future holds for construction. As can be read in the President’s Column in this …

Survey confirms steel’s dominance

Steel is still the construction framing material of choice for the key multi-storey and single storey non-residential buildings markets according to the latest …

Outlook bright beyond Brexit

The start of a new year is a traditional time for crystal ball gazing by journalists; it gives us a chance to change our focus from reporting on what has …

Steel construction quality stands out

The entire construction team on the steel-framed Bloomberg European headquarters building in the City will be delighted to have received further recognition of …

Awards still going strong at 50

The Structural Steel Design Awards reach a notable milestone this year, having showcased for 50 years the best of what the UK steel construction industry can …

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