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Steel forms new London public realm

More than 550t of structural steelwork is being erected by Fisher Engineering to form St Pancras Square, a new public realm that will include cafes, …

Atrium links academic centre

Steel construction has played an integral role in the building of St Peter’s Academy in Stoke-on-Trent. Knitting the project’s four educational wings …

Steel completes greenest public building

Having received a BREEAM ‘Outstanding’ rating the Brent Civic Centre has the distinction of being the greenest pubic office building in the UK and the …

Halls of residence for outlying islanders

Part of a multi million pound schools investment programme for the Orkney Islands, a new halls of residence is under construction at Kirkwall Grammar School. …

Edinburgh University’s wave and tidal test facility framed in steel

The new state-of-the-art wave and current test facility being built by Graham Construction at the University of Edinburgh has reached a milestone as the outer …

BCSA helps steelwork procurement with PAS compliance

The BCSA has reaffirmed its commitment to Publicly Available Specification 91 (PAS 91) by ensuring its membership is compliant. PAS 91 was developed by BSI in …

Heathrow’s satellite takes flight

Construction of Heathrow Airport’s satellite Pier 2B is now at an advanced stage with phase 1 of the project open to passengers, and phase 2 set to open in …

Student awards

This year’s BCSA/Tata Steel Student Awards, organised by the Steel Construction Institute were presented prior to the SSDA ceremony held in London on 11 …

London landmark reaches halfway point

The City of London’s latest skyscraper, 20 Fenchurch Street, has reached a significant landmark as the steel erection programme has passed the halfway mark. …

New NSC website up and running

A new website (www.newsteelconstruction.com) has been launched this month, improving NSC readership’s experience by offering a host of added benefits and …

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