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Corus provides building envelope for steel storage

Corus Panels and Profiles has supplied 10,400m² of Trisomet® 333 System – its new insulated composite roofing product – for the construction of …

British Library opens automated storage space

The British Library has officially opened its new £26M Additional Storage Building (ASB) at Boston Spa, Yorkshire. Housed within a large steel frame, which …

Demand increases for Corus CPDs

The number of requests for Corus in-house Continuing Professional Development (CPD) seminars has shown a steep increase since last year when a central contact …

Around the Press: February 2010

Financial Times 28 December 2009 Corus chief calls for big spending push in UK Britain should shrug off worries about its huge government deficit and prepare …

London 2012 Handball Arena taking shape

The Olympic Handball Arena is on track to be completed by summer 2011 as the first elements have begun to rise out of the ground. Work is underway on the …

Machinery investment meets client demands

CMC UK has made its first investment in FICEP machinery with the installation of a semi automatic SCS 100L sawing line. The machine has been installed at the …

British Standards

The BCSA has reminded its membership that next month (March) BSI will withdraw all British Standards that conflict with the Eurocodes. A full list of …

Steel provides hotel’s architectural finish

The recently opened Grange St. Paul’s Hotel in central London features an array of architectural steelwork to the atrium, the roof and scenic lift shaft. …

Black hole descends on Tate Modern

A vast steel container made entirely from Corus Advance sections is the eerie centrepiece of the latest exhibition at London’s Tate Modern. Measuring 13m …

Carbon reduction scheme begins in April

The Government’s Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC), a scheme devised to enhance energy efficiency by addressing emissions not covered by climate change …

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