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News in Briefs – March 2006
Severfield-Rowen Plc and Murray Metals Group, one of the UK’s largest structural steel and specialist metal suppliers, have launched a new joint venture …
Five storey storage for export cars
A new car storage facility at The Port of Southampton has been completed by Bourne Steel. Constructed on behalf of Associated British Ports, the car storage …
Steel demand at high levels
Steel customers should prepare for another possible rise in the price of mill sections of £20 to £30 per tonne around May warns the BCSA, following rises …
New Heathrow terminal waits to take off
Another massive steel-framed building project at Heathrow Airport is in view after BAA appointed a team to work up plans for a new terminal building to replace …
One stop shop for Fire Engineering
A new one-stop-shop website has been launched to support the development of the fast growing discipline of structural fire engineering. The website – …
New floor design software excites
Oasys has released a new version of their Compos composite floor design software. The new version allows designers to “excite” a floor for vibration checks …
Record high undergraduates awards entries
Entries for both Corus’ 2006 Undergraduate Architect Awards (UGAA) and Corus’ 2006 Undergraduate Design Awards (UGDA) are running at very high levels. More …
Market warms to sustainable sheds
Sheds became the focus of attention of a wide range of property developers and funders at a two-day Sheds conference and exhibition. The Steel Construction …







