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Witney retail development gets a car park

Conder Structures, working on behalf of Simons Developments, has completed erecting 850t of steelwork for a retail development’s car park in Witney, …

Cladding the factory of the future

The Advanced Manufactur- ing Research Centre (AMRC) dubbed ‘the Factory of the Fu- ture’ has recently been com- pleted by Bowmer & Kirkland for the …

New viaduct for A34 crossing

Steelwork erection for the first section of the new Wolvercote Viaduct on the A34 at Oxford has recently been completed. The existing concrete viaduct, built …

Architectural HQ opts for steel framing

Architect BDP’s new Manchester head office has been completed with the aid of Metsec’s site fixed framing system (SFS). The striking six storey building, …

Efficiency up at Cleveland Bridge

A new high speed FICEP 1203 CNC DJB Drilling and Bandsaw machine has been installed at Cleveland Bridge’s fabrication facility. Steve Wright, Works Manager …

Reusing steel is the sustainable choice

The BCSA has recently received a number of enquires regarding the design and construction of projects to be done, in part, with reused steel sections. …

Green warehouse lands on blue planet

Atlas Ward Structures has completed erection of nearly 2,000t of structural steelwork for a pioneer- ing warehouse in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stafford- shire for …

Stadium work relies on tube expertise

A number of high profile stadium projects are currently under way across the UK and Ireland, with many of them using tubular steel sections for the grandstand …

BCSA provides sourcing option for specifiers

Sustainability requirements are becoming increasingly common in construction specifications, and many companies in the BCSA’s membership have signed the …

Curving iconic museum docks in Glasgow

An innovative and eye catching landmark struc- ture is taking shape at the confluence of the rivers Clyde and Kelvin in Glasgow. The £74M Riverside Transport …

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