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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 …

Steel projects scoop ACE awards

Construction industry business association, the Association for Consultancy and Engineering (ACE) announced the winners of its second Engineering Excellence …

Bridge to bring peace to Irish city

Designs for a new £13M foot/cycle bridge across the River Foyle in Londonderry have been unveiled. To be known as the Peace Bridge, the structure is a curved …

Transformation of university campus

The University of Leeds is transforming its campus by investing more than £300M in a host of new state of the art educational research, residential and …

Viaducts bypass Newry on new A1 link road

Steelwork has been completed on two viaducts which form an integral element of the upgrade of the A1 Belfast to Dublin route. The 200m-long Newry Viaduct …

News in Brief – June 2009

To coincide with its 75 year anniversary, Lindapter has launched a new Design Guide which is a  comprehensive resource for specifying connections. To request …

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