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Edinburgh film campus will feature steel structures
An application has been lodged for planning permission in principle for a mixed-use studio development site at Straiton, near Edinburgh, with Midlothian …
Sport for all in Oldham
Under construction in Oldham town centre is a new £15M sports centre that boasts a 25m eight-lane swimming pool; a smaller learner pool; an eight-court sports …
Steel’s flexibility highlighted by SSDA shortlist
The British Constructional Steelwork Association and Tata Steel have announced the shortlist for the 47th Structural Steel Design Awards (SSDA). The 14 …
New Steel Construction returns to print format
After one year as a digital only publication, New Steel Construction (NSC) is reverting to a traditional paper format as from the Structural Steel Design …
BCSA and Tata Steel to host thermal mass webinar
The British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) and Tata Steel will jointly host a free webinar entitled ‘Thermal Mass in Buildings’ on Thursday 21 …
Windsor Park redevelopment continues apace
Windsor Park, Northern Ireland’s national football stadium and home of Linfield FC is being redeveloped into an 18,000 all-seater capacity venue due to open …
Embassy rises up on Thames south bank
Steelwork erection for the new Embassy of the United States of America is taking shape on London’s south bank. The steel-framed structure is being built by a …
Jersey project banks on steel
A new premises for the Royal Bank of Canada in St Helier, Jersey is making full use of steel construction by utilising 2,000t of steel, a total that includes …
News in Brief – May 2015
Tekla has launched Tekla Structural Designer, said to be a dedicated analysis and design software for structural engineers working on commercial building …
Bridge provides Dundee with better waterside access
The £3M Seabraes Pedestrian Bridge has been successfully lifted into place and will provide the city of Dundee with improved access to the River Tay …
