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Around the press: March 2010
New Civil Engineer 11 February 2010 A home coming for the seagull Steelwork also provides the signature element of the project – the roof. It will be an …
Speedy rebuild for fire damaged complex
Steel construction has played a vital role with the successful rebuild of the fire damaged Wealmoor fresh produce packaging warehouse in Atherstone, …
Steel’s sustainability advantage
Guest speaker Michelle McDowell, Chair of the Association for Consultancy and Engineering, said signs were already being seen of improvement in the …
Bottom of construction’s business cycle reached
British Constructional Steelwork Association President Jack Sanderson said the bottom of construction’s business cycle had now been reached and government …
Bridge boost for Olympic rowing venue
A new steel composite bridge has been lifted into place at Eton College Rowing Centre, keeping plans on schedule for enhanced Rowing and Canoe Sprint …
Sustainable schools guidance published
Target Zero the first project to undertake a detailed comparison of different energy efficiency measures, low or zero carbon technologies and Allowable …
Steel structure keeps Velodrome on track
Work has been completed on the steel structure of the London 2012 Velodrome, keeping it on track to be the first venue to be finished in the Olympic Park in …
Chesterfield to kick off next season in new stadium
Chesterfield FC is playing its final season at the Saltergate ground as work is progressing on schedule on the new B2net Stadium which is due to open for the …
Curved bridge for Dublin motorway upgrade
A major road widening scheme is underway along the M50 motorway, the Republic of Ireland’s busiest road. A number of junctions are being redesigned, one of …
All change at Newport Station
Newport Station in South Wales is currently in the middle of a redevelopment programme with new passenger concourse buildings and footbridges under …
