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Centrepiece stadium up and ready

The London 2012 Olympic stadium has been completed on time and under budget, emerging as a shining example of how the city is primed to host the greatest …

Steel frames for airport expansion

New departures and arrivals buildings form the centrepiece for Bournemouth Airport’s ambitious growth plans. After nearly four years Bournemouth Airport’s …

Flexible stadium provides community boost

The City of Salford Community Stadium is set to be a leading venue in Greater Manchester and will provide a new facility for all the local communities to use …

System design quickens construction

A large supermarket in Weymouth is expanding its operations and a cost effective steel framed twin decked car park is central to its plans. The retail …

Advancing manufacturing expertise

An industrial centre of nuclear manufacturing excellence is under construction near Sheffield. Martin Cooper reports on how a steel frame has proven to be an …

Steel frame facilitates high-tech production

Bombardier has completed the first phase of a new factory for the production and assembly of high-tech wings for its C-series aircraft. NSC reports on how a …

Acoustics drive design

The University of Birmingham is building a new concert hall, one which will provide state of the art performance and rehearsal space as well as enhancing the …

Full marks for steel frame

A new campus building, incorporating three lecture theatres, is under construction at John Moores University in Liverpool. Martin Cooper reports on a project …

Bespoke portal frame rises quickly

Needing a steel frame capable of supporting different loadings, a distribution centre in Enfield also required a frame which could be designed and erected in …

Swing bridge slides into place

Symbolising regeneration, Media City’s steel swing bridge was constructed from modular sections, while the deck was launched into position via an innovative …

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