This month’s featured stories
Client confidence strong that steel is still the cost-effective option
Despite COVID-19, Brexit and a global surge in raw material prices affecting all construction materials, demand for steel-framed buildings and other structures …
Steel answers sustainability – Part 2
In the second article of a two-part series, NSC publishes the final six frequently asked questions on sustainability for the steel construction
Bespoke steelwork
NSC investigates the broad range of structural components frequently used on steel-framed
Steel hits the right note
Specifically designed for the digital age, the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire’s new state-of-the-art home is the first purpose-built music college to be …
Stadium up and running
Steelwork has been completed for the eye-catching new West Stand at the Alexander Stadium; the centrepiece venue for the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth
Retain and rebuild
FACT FILE1-4 Marble Arch, LondonMain client: Portman EstateArchitect: Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM)Main contractor: Galliford TryStructural engineer: AKT …
Portal frames flexibility
The latest development at Mercia Park is a purpose-built warehouse, cross-dock terminal and office scheme for a global logistics
Three bridges for Preston link
The installation of the first of three steel bridges that will form key elements of a major infrastructure project in Lancashire has been
Safe keeping
The self-storage market has grown rapidly in the UK over the last decade and steel construction has proven to be the ideal framing solution for these projects. …
Steel answers sustainability
In the first article of a two-part series, NSC publishes five frequently asked questions on sustainability for the steel construction
