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London cable car stretches across the Thames

Construction work on London’s Emirates Air Line (cable car) has reached a major milestone with the completion of all three steel towers and the installation …

Olympic water polo venue completed

One of the final pieces of the London 2012 Olympic Park – the Water Polo Arena – has been completed and will begin to host test events during May. …

New façades and cladding brochure

Lindapter has published a new Façades & Cladding Brochure, said to be tailored to architects and engineers working on building envelope design and …

Historic tea clipper Cutty Sark reopens

Her Majesty The Queen, accompanied by His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh, has officially reopened the Cutty Sark, the world’s last surviving tea …

News in Brief: May 2012

Voortman will be holding Product Introduction Days at its facility in Rijssen, The Netherlands on June 28 and 29. The company will demonstrate a large number …

Around the Press: May 2012

RIBA Journal March 2012 Ghost Busting It’s asking a lot, but if a building were a Transformer, the Sainsbury Centre, now in its 34th year, would be its …

Seminars to boost steel construction knowledge

Kingspan Structural Products has developed a CPD Seminar which has been approved by Construction CPD Certification Services. The seminar reviews the history of …

Software goes for BIM approach

AceCad Software has launched BIMReview – a collaborative BIM project review tool for design, procurement and construction teams in the building and …

New structural roof decking brochure

Tata Steel has launched a new brochure focusing on its RoofDek range of structural roof decking and trays. Illustrated throughout, it highlights the …

Norwich schools PFI programme gets under way

Steelwork has been completed on the new £5M Heartsease School project in Norwich, the first of six educational establishments being built by Kier Eastern as …

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