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Conder office wins first order

Conder Structures’ recently opened southern office in Winchester has won its first contract to redevelop Fareham town centre. Working on behalf of Britannia …

CE Marking not needed for lifting brackets

Following a Health & Safety Executive (HSE) report on the manufacture of lifting brackets, which recommended they should be made in accordance with the …

Canals deliver green steel

ASD Metal Services is combating global warming and avoiding rising fuel prices by going back to the waterways to transport its structural steel. During August …

College redevelopment relies on steel framing

The £50M redevelopment programme at Canterbury College has made extensive use of Metsec’s site fixed Steel Framing System (SFS) for infill walling during …

Home Office gives sustainable supplier award for Vulcan House

Drivers Jonas has won the Home Office’s Supplier of the Year Award for the Most Beneficial Contribution to Sustainability. The property consultancy scooped …

Construction work surges ahead in Scottish boom town

While many towns and cities across the UK are feeling the pinch from the credit crunch, Aberdeen has shown little sign of a construction slowdown and a number …

Steel forms new Welsh rugby citadel

Llanelli Scarlets Rugby Union Club will officially move into its new stadium – Parc y Scarlets – at the end of November, after more than 120 years …

BCSA appoints SCI to develop carbon footprint tool

SCI has won a contract to develop a methodology and accompanying spreadsheet tool to enable BCSA members to easily and consistently calculate their carbon …

Corus Student Awards 2008

A terminal building and control tower for a regional UK airport or a pedestrian and cycle bridge over a river were this year’s competition requirements. The …

Framing system brings project in on budget

Edinburgh’s Jewel & Esk College twin campus development was recently faced with a serious funding problem with an identified shortfall of £14M. A number …

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