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Work starts on Sunderland’s former brewery site
The former Vaux brewery site in Sunderland, which has lain dormant for more 16 years, is being redeveloped with a steel-framed office block representing the …
King’s Cross retail scheme due to start
Designed by architect Thomas Heatherwick, the Coal Drops Yard retail scheme in London’s King’s Cross is due to begin its two-year construction programme in …
Steel parks in Leeds
Working on behalf of Sir Robert McAlpine, James Killelea has fabricated, supplied and erected 1,350t of steelwork for a 10-storey car park at the Victoria Gate …
News in Brief: June 2016
Specialist structural steel manufacturer, voestalpine Metsec, is supporting the upgrade of Ashton Gate Stadium, home to Bristol City Football Club and Bristol …
BCSA welcomes sale of Tata Steel long products division
The British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) has welcomed the announcement of the sale of Tata Steel’s Long Products Europe (LPE) business to …
Steel drives Sky car park delivery
Steel construction’s speed of delivery has come to the fore as an 830-space multi-storey car park for media company Sky had its frame erected and flooring …
Westonbirt canopy walkway opens to visitors
The STIHL Treetop Walkway at the Westonbirt National Arboretum in Gloucestershire officially opened to visitors on 27th April. Offering spectacular views …
Dynamic response calculator available now
New design software that allows designers to make an immediate assessment of the dynamic response of a floor solution is now available at …
Steel groundscraper nears completion in the City
More than 13,000t of structural steelwork has been erected for 5 Broadgate, one of the UK’s first ‘groundscrapers’. The new 13-storey City of London …
Dover retail and leisure complex kicks off
Work is under way to regenerate a large swathe of central Dover with the construction of a large M&S anchor store, a six-screen multiplex Cineworld cinema, …
