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Gateway to economic growth

Situated in a prominent city centre location, the steel-framed Gateway One building will become Doncaster’s new digital technology hub. FACT FILEGateway One, …

Leisure boost for the valleys

Steelwork’s ease of construction and flexibility have made it the framing solution of choice for a state-of-the-art leisure centre in the South Wales town of …

Trusses span retail destination

Phase one of a transformative mixed-use scheme in Wigan town centre includes the development of a new steel-framed indoor market hall. FACT FILEWigan Indoor …

Generation2 snow loads

BS EN 1991-1-3:2025 was published in the early part of 2025 and will lead to significant changes in practice in how “drifted” snow is considered. David …

School design is future-proofed

Two schools creating an education campus for a new Cambridgeshire community have maximised the benefits that steel construction can offer. FACT FILEAlconbury …

Retain and rebuild

Preserving a historic streetscape, a modern steel-framed commercial development in central London will incorporate the previous building’s reinstated …

Travel Hub spurs town centre regeneration

Structural steelwork is playing an important role in the initial phase of the multi-million-pound regeneration of Prestwich town centre. FACT FILEPrestwich …

Steel provides south coast logistics boost

The use of structural steelwork has provided the required speed of construction for an 11-unit warehouse scheme in Bognor Regis. FACT FILETrade City and …

One in, one to go

The first of two steel bridges, set to serve the large York Central mixed-use development, has been lifted into place with the second due to be installed soon. …

The benefits of galvanizing

Galvanizing is recognised as a sustainable, durable, hygienic and highly economical solution for long-term steel protection. With up to four per cent of …

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