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COMMENDATION – Worship Square, 65 Clifton Street, London

Achieving some of the highest wellbeing and environmental credentials, the Worship Square development has replaced two energy-inefficient buildings with a …

MERIT – Barmouth Viaduct Metallic Spans Replacement, Wales

Part of the restoration of the Grade II* listed Barmouth Viaduct, five metallic spans have been replaced with new replica steelwork elements. FACT …

MERIT – Manor Farm Bridge, Somerset

Spanning a busy highway, and delivered on time and on budget, an iconic steel bridge provides a safe connection between two parts of a private estate.  FACT …

MERIT – Spectra, University of Hertfordshire

The Spectra Building is the largest and most flexible building on the University of Hertfordshire’s Hatfield campus. FACT FILEArchitect: ADPStructural …

National Finalists – SSDA 2025

Edenica, 100 Fetter Lane, London FACT FILEArchitect: Fletcher Priest ArchitectsStructural engineer: Waterman GroupSteelwork contractor: Bourne Group LtdMain …

Members with axial load and moments – at elevated temperatures

In what could be the final article on structural steel design at elevated temperatures (at least until Gen2 in 2028!) David Brown of the SCI looks at the …

Investing in the Future

Barrett Steel’s in-house investments are preparing the UK steel construction sector for the next era of growth. Barrett Steel is investing £7.5 million in …

Just the ticket

Structural steelwork has provided the framing solution for the Haverfordwest Public Transport Interchange, which includes a bus station and multi-storey car …

College in the frame

Early engagement between the main contractor and the steelwork fabricator has resulted in a fast and trouble-free erection programme for Wigan & Leigh …

Education needs steel

Steelwork offers the educational sector a fast and efficient framing solution, as a school currently under construction in the Rhondda Valley illustrates. FACT …

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