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Progressive faculty opens in Coventry
Recently opened by Princess Anne, Coventry University’s new 15,000m² Engineering and Computing Building offers an array of world class teaching facilities …
Steelwork boost for cancer research
Work on the new £28.5M Manchester Cancer Research Centre (MCRC) laboratory facility is under way at the Christie Hospital in south Manchester. Approximately …
Specification to ease prequalification process
To help streamline the sometimes lengthy construction prequalification process, the British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) has aligned its …
Bridge to future development
A new 84m long pedestrian and cycle bridge has been installed across the A9 linking Inverness city centre with the 215 acre Inverness Campus development. …
University benefits from £3.5m car park
A three-storey car park has officially opened at the University of Essex, offering students and staff an additional 357 parking spaces. The £3.5m scheme was …
News in Brief: May 2013
The William Hare Group has secured the rights to supply and install the Holorib, Ribdeck and Superib composite metal deck products. First launched in 1972, the …
BCSA accidents reduced by 24%
The accident injury statistics for BCSA members in 2012 has revealed that the number of reportable accidents recorded under Reportable Injuries Diseases and …
Cellular beams help create development centre
An economical long span floor solution has been installed for the £40M Sainsbury Product Development Centre (PDC) at Ansty Park, Coventry. The PDC forms an …
Online steel information resource relaunched
The Steel Construction Institute (SCI) has re-launched Steelbiz, its online library of technical information and resources on every aspect of steel …
Work starts on Bexleyheath makeover
Steel construction will be playing a central role in creating a new civic office and town centre amenities in Bexleyheath, Kent. Work has recently started on …
