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Thames crossing plans unveiled
A proposed £600M Thames crossing linking Beckton and Thamesmead has been revealed by architect HOK and engineering consultancy Arup. The concept called …
News in Brief – September 2014
The new Association for Specialist Fire Protection (ASFP) ‘Yellow Book’ (5th edition) covers the fire protection of structural steelwork to provide …
Westfield development boosts regeneration of Bradford
Having stalled for a number of years, Westfield’s £275M Broadway development in Bradford is now approaching an important milestone as the 6,800t steel frame …
Forth Crossing construction passes half way stage
Transport for Scotland has announced that construction of £790M Forth Replacement Crossing has passed the half way point as all three towers are now higher …
Bus station begins journey at Blackburn
EvadX, working on behalf of main contractor Thomas Barnes, has erected the first curving columns for Blackburn’s new £5M bus station. Approximately 100t of …
Steel checks out second largest Midlands supermarket
More than 1,100t of structural steelwork has been erected to form a Sainsbury’s superstore in Wolverhampton; a 6,689m² building that boasts a café, …
Detailing and innovation reign at Galvanizing Awards
The winners of the 2014 Galvanizing Awards were announced at a ceremony at the Royal Aeronautical Society in London. An eclectic mix of projects were …
Design innovation highlighted in steel awards
At an evening presentation held at Madame Tussauds in London, three projects were Award winners at this year’s Structural Steel Design Awards (SSDA). The …
CE Marking now mandatory
As from 1 July the Construction Products Regulation required the CE Marking of all fabricated structural steelwork. It is now a legal requirement to use CE …
Students deliver innovative steelwork designs
Winners of the 2014 Student Design Awards were announced at the Structural Steel Design Awards presentation. These prestigious Awards were divided into three …
