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Media City bridge slid into place

An £8.3M state of the art cable stayed swing bridge, linking Trafford Quays with the Media City development in Salford, has been slid into position by main …

The competitive gap widens

The cost gap between steel and concrete as framing materials is bigger than it has ever been, according to the latest in the independently produced Cost …

Balloon release celebrates Colorcoat relaunch

To celebrate the relaunch of Colorcoat Prisma, Tata Steel hosted a European wide balloon release to mark the event. Illustrating the global reach of Colorcoat …

BCSA launches CE Marked NSSS

A fully CE Marked version of the fifth edition of the National Structural Steelwork Specification (NSSS) for Building Construction was launched at BCSA’s …

SCI seeks designers feedback

SCI’s publications have been a key part of its offerings for more than twenty years. In more recent times it has complimented this hard copy information with …

Instructions made simple with pictures

Leading structural load bearing insulation manufacturer Schöck has developed a package of method statements that are totally pictorial. The instructions, …

News in Brief – November/December 2010

The last two Steel Essentials seminars – a series of events aimed at keeping construction professionals aware of the latest developments in steel …

Demountable steel opera pavilion gets go ahead

The new home for the renowned Garsington Opera festival will be a demountable steel pavilion at the Wormsley Estate, the Buckinghamshire home of the Getty …

SCI assessed awarded to deck properties

Structural properties of the TR60+ and TR80+ profiled steel sheeting products from Structural Metal Decks (SMD) are the latest addition to the list of products …

BCSA addresses EU Parliament on CE Marking

BCSA Director of Engineering Dr David Moore has addressed a hearing of the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection (IMCO) at the European …

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