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All change at St Pancras

The £800M redevelopment of St Pancras Station not only involved the construction of a new extension, but also the restoration of the famous Barlow shed’s …

A view from the top

An 18m-high walkway will give visitors to Kew Gardens a unique birds-eye view of the park and the tree canopy. Martin Cooper reports on how weathering steel is …

Distribution park opens up the South West

Steelwork has recently been completed on the latest warehouses at Cabot Park, the largest multi-modal distribution park in the West Country. Covering an area …

Island’s healthcare gets a boost from steel

Getting the steel supply to the island was a logistical challenge which had to be overcome before construction work could begin on an extension to Guernsey’s …

Transfer structures kick-start Cardiff retail project

The original design for the St David’s 2 project in Cardiff has been modified to incorporate greater use of steel. This has produced a scheme which is …

Futuristic offices will transform city centre

A design and build programme has played a vital role on a multi-storey project in Birmingham where a number of innovations have considerably reduced the …

Steel hotel for historic football ground

Sheffield United FC’s hotel has been partially built over an existing entrance to Bramall Lane stadium. The thoroughfare needed to be kept open to the public …

Steel is wizard, says Oz

Roger Pope reports on a successful BCSA mission to Australia in November which found that major companies like Multiplex are turning their backs on concrete in …

Flexible steel forms riverside apartments

A new residential complex in the centre of Chelmsford has made use of steel’s inherent flexibility for top floor penthouses and a long span curved roof.  A …

Steel goes to top of the class in Manchester

Improved construction time and a challenging roof slab meant steel was chosen as the predominant framing material for a new secondary school in Manchester.  …

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