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Twin towers for European bank HQ

The new headquarters of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt will be a dramatic steel structure consisting of twin 184m towers, a low-level …

Slim structure for Platinum Point

Use of square hollow section columns in a luxury residential development in Leith, Scotland, will allow the structure to be completely hidden — which was one …

Tube market on the up

The market for tubes is expected to strengthen in 2005, with the overcapacity of recent years eliminated, according to Corus Tubes. A dip in demand in the last …

Caunton helps Honda accelerate

Honda UK’s record production of 193,000 cars in 2004, up nearly 5% on previous years, was all the more remarkable for being achieved while the Swindon …

Across the great divide

Five huge transfer girders, the largest of which weighs 25t, are an unusual feature of University College London’s new Institute of Cancer Research Facility. …

Eurocodes committee on course

Membership of the strategy committee which will co-ordinate the construction industry’s response to the introduction of the Eurocodes has been finalised in …

Wave-shaped roof for Olympic pool bid

Zaha Hadid Architects has been chosen to design London’s Olympic Aquatics Centre, which will form part of London’s Olympic Park in Stratford. Structural …

Plant blitz speeds distribution centre

Atlas Ward took just eight weeks to erect the main frame of a 72,800m² distribution centre in the North-East. The project comprises over 2500t of steelwork …

Crash barrier evidence ‘seriously flawed’, says Corus

Experts in steel crash barrier design have questioned the validity of the evidence on which the Highways Agency has based its recommendation in favour of …

A good place to unwind

Steel imitates life in the spiral ribs fabricated from plate steel to form the structure of the Spiral Café in Birmingham’s Bullring Centre. The shape of …

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