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Tension structures for rare breeds

A steel frame for a new zoo visitor centre and two adjoining animal enclosures has resulted in a lighter and more cost effective project, writes Martin Cooper. …

College kickstarts Titanic scheme

Belfast’s once thriving shipyards, now rechristened the Titanic Quarter, are in the midst of a major redevelopment with a new college one of the first …

Steel making provides energy solution

As part of Corus Port Talbot’s quest to find alternative forms of energy, a large steel framed gas holder has been commissioned. Martin Cooper visited a …

A Homecoming for the Seagulls

A spectacular steel arched roof, mirroring the surrounding countryside, will top Brighton & Hove Albion’s new football stadium. Martin Cooper reports …

Landmark development for Euston Road

On the site of a former hospital, a prestigious commercial and residential scheme is taking shape with the aid of steel’s speed and lightweight construction. …

Special school, special planning

Explanatory CDs, bespoke hoardings and whole lot of care and attention are just some of the planning aspects required for the construction of a school and …

Bridging the missing link

Glasgow’s M74 Completion project includes four major steel bridges along its route. Martin Cooper reports from a motorway extension which is relying on steel …

Rebirth of Ravenscraig gathers pace

The former home of Scottish steel making is being transformed into the UK’s first new town for more than 40 years. Martin Cooper reports on one of the first …

A dual purpose pavilion

Next year a new pavilion will open at Headingley, the home of Yorkshire County Cricket Club. NSC reports on a stand which will also be used as teaching space …

A sustainable landmark

A large vocational college is changing its name and constructing a new steel-framed and sustainable teaching block. NSC reports on a project making big news in …

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