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SSDA reaches 50

Having started in 1969, the Structural Steel Design Awards are this year celebrating their 50th anniversary. In the first of a series of articles, NSC looks …

Design and construction with light gauge steel

NSC highlights some of the advantages that can be had from using light steel framing solutions. Light steel framing is an offsite manufacturing process that …

The resistance of cross sections subject to shear and bending – theoretical analysis and practical design rules

Sections subject to both bending and shear have a reduced bending resistance where the shear force is greater than half the shear resistance. Richard Henderson …

In the post

A former Royal Mail sorting office is being reconfigured into a new mixed-use development with large areas of the original steel structure being retained. …

School spearheads new town

Structural steelwork has answered all the questions correctly on a school project in Perth. Martin Cooper reports. A school for the new 800-acre village known …

Steel makes a splash

Coventry’s city centre Water Park project has overcome a number of obstacles including a confined site and a challenging steelwork design. Located adjacent …

Shoppers’ beacon

A nautical themed shopping centre extension is set to reinvigorate Eastbourne town centre. Martin Cooper reports. A new name, new shops, new restaurants and a …

Steel frame accommodates innovation

A flat soffit and exposed steelwork will all work towards creating a suitable industrial-looking environment for a university’s engineering and research …

ArcelorMittal zeroes in on waste

Sustainability tops the agenda at ArcelorMittal as the company acts to help create a more sustainable future for the steel industry and the environment. …

All about stockholding

NSC highlights the services steel stockholders provide, the benefits they offer and some of the standards and requirements applicable to this sector. Steel …

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