News
Steel framed schools for former mill town
Structural steelwork is playing an important role in the construction of three new schools currently being built in Oldham by main contractor Willmott Dixon. …
News in Brief – November/December 2011
Structural software developer, CSC, has released a new BIM integration tool, Revit Integrator. This free tool enables structural engineers and technicians to …
Big tubes successfully curved at Barnshaws
Barnshaws Steel Bending has completed the curving of what are believed to be some of the largest tubes ever cold bent anywhere in the world. The project …
Steel makes a splash in Dundee
Scottish Galvanizers has played a major part in the ongoing construction of a £30M leisure centre in Dundee. The Glasgow-based plant has carried out the task …
Off-site modular production pays dividends
The off-site fabrication and assembly of a number of steel walkways for a busy town centre site has saved the main contractor valuable crane time. Sir Robert …
Brooklands hosts SCI Members’ Day
The Brooklands motor museum in Weybridge, Surrey was the venue for this year’s annual SCI Members’ Day. …
CE Marking mission for new BCSA appointment
Tom Cosgrove, formerly Technical Director at SIAC Tetbury Steel, has been appointed as BCSA’s new Welding and Fabrication Manager. He has a wealth of …
Supplement gives the whole story
This issue of New Steel Construction comes with a free supplement entitled ‘The Whole Story: From Cradle to Grave’ which will help designers make the …
Around the Press – November/December 2011
Building Magazine 21 October 2011 Interview The grass may look greener abroad, but Haughey (Tom Haughey, Chief Executive of Severfield-Rowen) stresses that the …
Stadium heralds football club’s homecoming
Work on Rotherham United’s new 12,000 seater community stadium is now under way in the South Yorkshire town’s centre. The club plans to start next season, …
