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Extension of Concast Facility, Port Talbot

Rowecord Engineering has altered and extended Corus’s Concast facility at Port Talbot in South Wales. Following Rowecord Engineering’s successful …

Reconstruction of a 1920’s Steel-Framed Office Building

An example of the difficult problems that can be faced in this type of work: constricted location, adjacent listed buildings, elaborate temporary works, three …

M42 ATM Gantry Installation

Nusteel supplies a large range of steel footbridge and gantry structures in the UK for a variety of different clients and applications. The company is …

Cleveland Bridge Rides the Storm

As a result of heavy storms some of the steelwork for the Rion-Antirion Bridge in Greece fell into the sea from a ship during transport from the UK. The …

Centre of Engineering and Manufacturing Excellence

CEME is a purpose-built project using the best architecture to provide excellent educational facilities for motor engineering and business studies. The new …

The Swansea Sail Bridge

A curved cable-stayed footbridge, which has the deck supported along only one edge from a sloping mast, has become a landmark in central Swansea. This project …

Portsmouth Spinnaker Tower

The Spinnaker Tower will be the tallest publicly accessible building in the UK outside London. It is certainly one of the most exciting structures in Britain …

Grange City Hotel, London

This project demonstrates how steel can be used to overcome technical problems and to unlock the potential of existing buildings previously thought to be …

Flagship Development, Guernsey

An office and residential development has presented a number of difficulties due to its location on the island of Guernsey. Steel has been used to good effect …

AD 273: Portal Frame SLS checks and BS 6399-2

Since the issue of Amendment 1 to BS 6399-2, the SCI has received many questions about the serviceability limit state (SLS) checks for duopitch portal frames, …

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