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Steel makes a stand at Edgbaston
Metsec lightweight steel framing products have been used on the new stand at Edgbaston Cricket Ground to create accommodation for catering facilities and …
Transport museum inspires art exhibition
Glasgow’s steel-framed Riverside Transport Museum is the focus of prize-winning artist Patricia Cain’s ‘construction art’ exhibition, being held at a …
Steel sculpture goes for Olympic run
A large sculpture featuring three 10t letters, spelling out the word ‘RUN’, has been installed in the London 2012 Olympic Park. Created by renowned artist …
Pedestrian footbridge spans river and canal
A new steel composite pedestrian and cycle bridge over the River Nene and Grand Union Canal, Northampton Arm, has been lifted into place on behalf of …
Market share stays strong
Steel continues to be overwhelmingly the structural framing material of choice for multi storey non-residential buildings, according to the latest survey from …
Around the Press: April 2012
Construction News 8 March 2012 Mixed scheme sets logistical puzzles With typical spans of 15m through the office space, the Severfield-Rowen team that took the …
News in Brief: April 2012
As part of a £1.6M investment programme BW Industries has completed the installation of a new heavy duty roll forming line for the production of steel …
Major city-centre office development takes shape
Due for completion early next year, a new prestigious 17-storey commercial block is now towering above Birmingham’s Snowhill due to advantages of steel …
Specialist steel success
BCSA member Bourne Construction Engineering won the 2012 Construction News Specialist Award for steelwork. Pictured is Steve Govier, Bourne Group CEO holding …
Steel construction posts 25% reduction in accidents
Statistics for BCSA members in 2011 reveal that the number of reportable accidents recorded under Reportable Injuries Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences …
