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New home for York’s sports teams under way

York’s professional football and rugby league teams (York City and York Knights) will both have a new home to share from next summer as an 8,000-seat …

New town in London Docklands announced

British Land has entered into a Master Development Agreement with Southwark Council and submitted an outline planning application for the Canada Water …

President’s Column: June 2018

I was interested to read a recent opinion piece in the construction press that painted the construction sector as an industry divided on the issue of …

News in Brief: June 2018

Specialist metal decking contractor, Composite Profiles has won the national award for Best Company Culture at the Business Excellence Forum & Awards held …

London has more than 500 towers in the pipeline

London now has more than 500 tall buildings planned and a record 115 under construction, according to new research published by New London Architecture (NLA). …

Metsec launches new range of steel framing systems

voestalpine Metsec has launched a new range of steel framing systems (SFS) that it claims reduces both environmental impact and cost to customers. The company …

Latest Snowhill scheme nears topping out

The third of three steel-framed office blocks in Snowhill, Birmingham, and one of the UK’s largest speculative office developments to be constructed outside …

Light gauge accommodation solution

Offering 180 students accommodation, a new campus building for the University of Leeds has been completed on time with the aid of Kingspan Steel Building …

Ten-screen cinema for Kilkenny

Structural steelwork is going up for a new ten-screen cinema complex in Kilkenny, Republic of Ireland. Designed by locally-based Brian Dunlop Architects, the …

Steelwork contractor plans new facilities

Caunton Engineering has announced plans to extend its production and office facilities at Moorgreen, Nottinghamshire. The company has started work on the first …

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