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Former gas works site reborn with steel
A seven-storey steel-framed office and retail building is the latest structure to take shape at the First Street Development in central Manchester. Located on …
Advice on curved steel sections issued by Kent County Council
Kent County Council (KCC) has issued Primary Authority assured advice in relation to the CE Marking of curved steel sections that are manufactured using an …
Lincoln transport hub approved
A new bus station and 1,000-space multi-storey car park is to be built in Lincoln after the Government released funding. The £29M transport hub scheme is …
Nene Valley tourist site rises up with steelwork
Structural steelwork is under way on the Rushden Lakes leisure, retail and tourism development in the Nene Valley, Northamptonshire. Covering an area of 244 …
Bristol to get first BREEAM 2014 Outstanding offices
Willmott Dixon has been awarded the £17.5M contract to construct Bristol’s first commercial office space to be BREEAM 2014 ‘Outstanding’. Known as the …
Steel-framed office block completed at London’s Pancras Square
The penultimate building on the prestigious Pancras Square scheme, which forms an integral part of the Kings Cross development in north London, has been …
London Royal Mint scheme gets go ahead
Plans to transform the historic 5.2 acre central London former Royal Mint site into a campus of up to five buildings, providing modern flexible office …
News in Brief: September 2016
Cellular beam specialist Kloeckner Metals UK | Westok has upgraded its Cellbeam software package with the launch of Version 10.2. The software is typically …
BCSA says UK steel is still world leader
Structural steel remains the material of choice for construction and looks set for further increases in demand over the coming year following growth of 8% in …
Highly regarded engineer awarded Fellowship at National Dinner
The well-known and highly regarded structural engineer Roger Pope, who has been a specialist technical consultant to the BCSA and Tata Steel for many years, …
