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Steel ensures foundation reuse for City development
By opting for a steel framed design for the new 6 Bevis Marks development in London, main contractors Skanska and Waterman Structures have been able to reuse …
Big beams create energy plant for Welsh capital
Barnshaw Section Benders, working in conjunction with ASD Westok, has supplied some of the deepest cellular beams ever requested to Fisher Engineering for a …
News in Brief: July/August 2013
The BCSA has announced that CE Marking capability is now a condition of membership for associate members, as from 1 July 2013. The requirement applies to …
Steel sector’s quality highlighted by SSDA shortlist
The shortlist for the 45th Structural Steel Design Awards (SSDA) has been announced by the British Constructional Steelwork Association and Tata Steel. This …
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 …
