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Steel supports collaborative future

Recent advances in technology have made steel an even more attractive material for use in construction than ever before, as ArcelorMittal pointed out in its …

No post-Brexit workforce concerns for steel

News that two steel construction related sites have been longlisted as potential assembly centres, or logistics hubs, for the construction of Heathrow …

Steel’s winning ways

The construction industry’s clients have never been more cost conscious than they are today, always alert for ways of keeping a lid on final project prices. …

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 …

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