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Corus on the Advance

Corus was the first steelmaker in the world to gain approval to CE mark its structural sections and plates to meet the EU directive on Construction Products …

China shipping drops anchor at Felixstowe

An exciting new headquarters building is bringing a new style of architecture to one of the UK’s busiest ports, as Margo Cole reports. The Suffolk port of …

Steel tops the shopping list

A steel framed structure was the answer to a very tight construction programme for the latest IKEA store. The fifteenth and latest IKEA store is due to open in …

Winners of architectural awards announced

At a ceremony held at the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), Ben Burley and Kyle Buchanan from Cambridge School of Architecture scooped the first …

Corus undergraduate design awards

This year’s competition involved designing either a bridge over a deep gorge or a high-level access building for a rollercoaster. The winners of this …

Cloud nine for project Nimbus

A new mega-warehouse will form one of the centre pieces on a rapidly expanding business park in South Yorkshire. The Nimbus Park development is being …

CAD is just the ticket for new bus station

Barnsley’s new centrepiece transport interchange required some intricate 3D modeling to create a complex steel design. Martin Cooper reports on how the …

Steel conversion for Twickenham

The new South Stand at England’s home of Rugby Union will increase the ground’s capacity and incorporate a hotel, conference and banqueting facilities, and …

Landmark shopping centre for historic site

A sloping site, archaeological finds and getting steelwork onto a restricted town centre location were just some of the project’s challenges. Martic Cooper …

Steel supports green shed roof

An environmentally friendly distribution centre, currently under construction for Suffolk brewer Adnams is demonstrating the flexibility of steel. Victoria …

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