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Sustainability message loud and clear at London exhibition
Recycling and sustainability were the central themes at last month’s Ecobuild/Futurebuild exhibition at London’s Earls Court. One of the most visible …
Museum of Liverpool gets iconic structure
X-shaped in plan, the new Museum of Liverpool will on completion be a striking addition to the fast changing Mersey riverfront. Designed by Danish architects …
Steel looks confidently ahead…
The steel construction sector was looking confidently to the future with healthy forward order books, to as far ahead as 2009 in some cases, BCSA President …
Steel provides boost for new hospital
Structural steel is fulfilling a key role in the progress of the Birmingham New Hospitals Project which is currently under construction by a joint venture …
Steel remains the competitive choice
Steel is confirmed as the structural framing solution of choice of the overwhelming bulk of the multi storey buildings market in the 2007 Market Shares Survey. …
Countdown to Eurocode Implementation
Latest news on National Annexes Significant progress has been made on the development of the National Annexes for Eurocodes 3 and 4. The National Annexes for …
Friction clamp for football club
The new Aston Villa Football Club signage, atop the team’s Trinity Road stand, was recently fixed into place using the Lindapter bolt-on CF high friction …
New teaching blocks for Glasgow college
Atlas Ward, working on behalf of main contractor HBG Construction, is building two new teaching blocks at Anniesland College, Glasgow. The project requires …
Bridges will keep traffic flowing
Six junctions on the A1, between Peterborough and Blyth, are being upgraded with new steel bridges replacing busy and congested roundabouts. According to the …
News in Brief: February 2008
The European Industrial Fasteners Institute has made a complaint to the European Com- mission (EC) about the dumping of Chinese made iron and steel fasteners. …
