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Steel passes examination for Newcastle school

Covering an area the size of four football pitches (19,000m2), the recently opened steel framed Kenton Secondary School in Newcastle-Upon- Tyne has been …

Steel frames are the fastest way to build homes

A lightweight steel frame offers the fastest way to build sustainable, affordable and high quality homes. This is according to a BRE study, known as the …

Seaside college connection

Strong coastal winds and an innovative flooring system all contributed to the need for bespoke steelwork connections at a college project in Hastings.  The …

Engineered for safety

In the third article in our Supply Chain series, NSC looks at the role paint and protective coating manufacturers play in the UK steel construction market. …

Retail destination of the north

A former rail goods yard in Aberdeen is being converted into one of Scotland’s largest retail and leisure zones. Martin Cooper reports from a city where …

Countdown to Eurocode Implementation

National Annexes The National Annexes (NA) for the following parts of Eurocode 3 are complete and will be published by BSI later this year. Eurocode 3: Design …

New seat of learning takes shape

Graham Wood Structural is nearing completion of steelwork erection at the new campus for Sussex Coast College Hastings. The new college building is a six …

Cladding companies achieve SCI quality mark

SCI has awarded its quality assurance SCI Assessed mark to four leading companies; Corus Panels and Profiles; Tegral Metal Forming; Euroclad, and CA Building …

News in Brief – November/December 2008

World Steel Association (Worldsteel) is the new name of The International Iron and Steel Institute. Speaking at the recent steel industry annual conference, …

Steel supports Stirling Prize winner

The winner of the 2008 Stirling Prize went to the architectural teams of Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (FCB), Alison Brooks Associates (ABA) and Macreanor …

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