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Olympic size order for metal flooring

Composite Metal Flooring (CMF) is manufacturing and installing the specialist flooring for the £1.45bn Westfield Stratford City development which is adjacent …

News in Brief – July/August 2009

Cairnhill Structures has taken delivery of a FICEP Close Coupled CNC Sawing and Drilling line, a system which includes high speed carbide drilling. The line …

Cultural centre for west London

Located adjacent to the Grand Union Canal and the A40 Westway flyover, a new cultural hub in west London known as Great Western Studios is set to be fully …

School timetable dictates construction programme

New buildings for Catford High School in south London have been completed, with all building work having been coordinated around the school’s timetable in …

BCSA lobbies for improved Construction Act

After a number of years of lobbying and campaigning, the changes to the Construction Act contained in Part 8 of the Local Democracy, Economic Development and …

BCSA ready to respond

New BCSA President Jack Sanderson cut through the economic gloom surrounding construction with a prediction that association members will be well placed to …

Time for action on investment

Corus Chief Executive Officer Kirby Adams has called on government to support construction by increasing infrastructure investment and bringing projects …

SDA 2009 – Students show design innovation

The Corus Student Design Awards once again revealed the depth of architectural and engineering talent that is coming through UK universities and colleges, said …

SSDA 2009 – Award winners delight their users

                      The Structural Steel Design Awards has entered its fifth decade with a quality of …

July/August 2009 – Time for construction to speak up

The steel construction sector can feel justifiably proud of itself having just staged a Structural Steel Design Awards event that was a first class showcase …

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