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3D modelling for steel construction

Two seminars will be held in March outlining the importance of Structural Building Information Modelling (BIM). They will act as a showcase for the latest …

Multi span steel viaduct for M25 junction

The busy M25/A282 junction in north Kent is undergoing a major improvemen which includes widening both roads as well as the adjacent A2, and constructing new …

Study proves steel is sustainable choice

An audit of the CO2 emissions produced in the construction of an Oxford University departmental building comparing steel and concrete options shows that the …

Infill walling provides fast solution

The first phase of the new £23M Caludon Castle School in Coventry has been completed with a quantity of Metsec galvanised steel framing. Used as infill …

Environmental title goes to innovative forest walk

An unusual project to create a treetop walk using recycled steel and timber has scooped the Environmental category at the British Construction Industry Awards …

News in Brief: January 2007

Following some concerns raised in the industry media as to the competence of steel erectors that have slinging and signalling endorsements on their CSCS cards …

Leicester regeneration takes shape

The redevelopment of Leicester city centre is gathering pace with the city’s first speculative office building nearing completion. The …

Gietart launch new shot blast machines

Kaltenbach has introduced a completely new and restyled range of Gietart shot blast machines The machines, which recently debuted at the EuroBLECH exhibition …

New steelwork specification

The 5th edition of the National Structural Steelwork Specification for Building (NSSS) is now available. Published on 1 January, the revision was prompted by …

Compulsory scheme will improve steelwork painting

A new national transportation infrastructure sector scheme has been published on the United Kingdom Accreditation Scheme (UKAS) web site. The scheme (NHSS 19A) …

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