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Modelling Wimbledon Centre Court

Developing a single-source 3D/4D project model of all project information allowed the Symonds Structures’ design team to manage the interfaces between new …

Energy Efficient Design of University Building

The University of Surrey Management School has reduced its operational energy use by a novel heating and cooling system based on waste heat, coupled with a …

Optimum Sports Hall

This steel building system for sports halls can produce a variety of sizes and layouts. Four projects have been constructed to date. The Optimum Sports Hall …

Sir Harold Hillier Gardens Visitors’ Centre

A new single-story building with a cantilevered roof requiring precautions against wind uplift. The Sir Harold Hillier Gardens occupy a patch of rolling …

Health & Safety in Steel Construction

Major developments are taking place in all aspects of health and safety in steel construction. WORK AT HEIGHT The UK Government, through the Health & …

Gatwick Passenger Bridge

Extensions to Gatwick Airport’s terminals have necessitated the construction of a bridge to carry passengers over an aircraft taxiway which is in …

Rising to the residential challenge

How steel technologies are meeting new demand for homes in multi-storey residential buildings Steel construction has achieved a high market share in many …

New City Academies: Two pre-cast floor systems compared

Following the completion of two new City Academy projects, the relative merits of two different pre-cast floor systems are discussed in relation to their use …

Modern Roof Cladding Systems

Recent changes to Part L of the Building Regulations mean that it is now more important than ever for designers to understand how the various components that …

Harbour Reach, Jersey

This mixed-use project designed for the Channel Islands shows the problems of building in an offshore location where the constructional, regulatory and waste …

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