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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 …

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 …

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