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September showcase for Beijing Olympic bidders

The China International Steel Construction Congress and Expo in September will be an essential event for anyone considering bidding for work on the 2008 …

UK steel for Hong Kong terminal

Roof erection on Hong Kong airport’s HK$2bn (£130M) SkyPlaza terminal is set to begin this month using steel supplied by Corus. The main steel component to …

Europeans learn secret of growing UK steel market

European steel industry firms have visited London to learn how they can raise their market shares in multi-storey steel construction to the heights enjoyed by …

Doncaster’s boost for education

Construction of a major extension to Doncaster Further Education College is under way, to provide a £71M state of the art education complex on the banks of …

Legal landmark gets complex design

Erecting unusual cantilevered ‘fingers’ is one of the main challenges facing steelwork contractor William Hare at the new Manchester Civil Justice Centre. …

Industry to gain responsibility for Eurocode annexes

The British Construction Steelwork Association, Corus and the Steel Construction Institute have been given a strong indication from the government that a …

Letters: May 2005

NSC welcomes letters from readers on steel construction related issues. Please keep your letters brief — the Editor reserves the right to condense. Steelwork …

News in Brief – May 2005

English Heritage has just bought what is said to be the world’s first metal-framed building and “father of the skyscraper”, Ditherington Flax Mill in …

Billington scoops award

Billington Structures scooped the steelwork category in the inaugural Construction News Specialists in Construction Awards at a ceremony at Grosvenor House in …

Argos chooses Multibeam

Kingspan Metl-Con has supplied over 300 tonnes of Multibeam purlin and rail products for a regional distribution centre for retail giant Argos. The …

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