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Happy Birthday, SSDA

The Structural Steel Design Awards (SSDA) is 50 years old this year and in this issue of NSC we start a new series to mark that achievement with a look at some …

Survey casts vote for steel

The latest market research on the UK market for structural frames by independent researchers Construction Markets shows a healthy and continued market …

Steel captures collaborative benefits

NSC’s Annual Review of projects featured in the magazine throughout last year has been delivered with a range of construction magazines in recent weeks. It …

New chapters in steel’s success story

Recent surveys show that the construction market has paused for breath after a strong run lasting several years (see News). Brexit and the business cycle …

Steel construction the smart choice

The steel construction sector was well placed to respond to the government’s objectives to make the use of Building Information Modelling (BIM) widespread …

Steel shows collaboration benefits

The London commercial market and the demand for large sheds might have peaked for the moment but the quality of design and construction using steelwork …

Steel supply chain sets a lead to follow

Construction seems to have been on the edge of one of its periodic crises of confidence this summer, perhaps not entirely without good reason. Pundits point to …

Healthy steel construction vital to UK

The Structural Steel Design Awards shortlist has just been announced, once again showcasing a striking range of world class designs using steel to its best …

Topping up the half full glass

The list of risks threatening to undermine economies and the investor confidence that underpins demand for the sorts of projects that you read about in NSC …

Steel shines under costs spotlight

Market demands can frequently change, placing a different emphasis on the various features of buildings and other structures such as long spans, curving and …

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