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Building success in Shanghai

Janet Kealey reports. Over 10 years in China, Atlas Ward Structures Ltd has worked through changes in regulations, in the environment and competition. This was …

Met Office Relocation to Exeter

New offices are being built in Exeter for the Met Office. It is a major development, accommodating a large staff and a huge computer system in an …

A new generation hangar for Farnborough Airport

Farnborough airport, long the home of the famous air shows, is being re-developed as a business airport. TAG Aviation, the new owners, wanted hangars with a …

Making the Dublin Spire

The 400-foot high stainless steel spike recently erected in Dublin needed some very careful manufacturing and erection techniques. Craig Barnshaw reports. …

Shaldon Bridge Strengthening

Shaldon Bridge is a concrete viaduct, with a lifting span, across the River Teign and adjacent marshes. It has been strengthened with steel. Work was …

Construction of the Boyne Bridge

Environmental constraints prevented this very large cable-stayed bridge from being assembled by normal techniques. It had to be put together on one side and …

The New Bullring Shopping Centre

The Bullring Shopping Centre in Birmingham consists of approximately 170,000m² of retail space. It comprises an open central street with glazed roofing over …

Multi-Storey Car Park Building

Automated pigeon-hole car stackers are a building type that has largely disappeared from Western cities. This is a new one, which uses full computer operation …

Health and Safety – The First Priority

Tony Fairweather reports. Within the steel construction sector, the British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) Health and Safety Group is a …

Heathrow Bridge Travels at Night

On 28 October 2002, a 320-ton steel bridge was moved across the south runway at Heathrow Airport to complete the link between two gate lounges of the £37m …

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