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Steel frames British Land’s sustainability strategy

Many of the biggest projects in the busy City of London property development scene are overseen by one of the smallest client in-house construction teams in …

Riding high

Having the London Eye and Pepsi-Max roller coaster on his CV helped John Roberts obtain IStructE’s latest Gold Medal. Ty Byrd reports. Award of the …

Grimshaw grows in strength from succession

Once seen as the new kid on the block with a Meccano set, Grimshaw is now a mature, internationally acclaimed architectural practice. Managing Director Chris …

Young engineer high on performance and promise

Young Structural Engineer of the Year Sally Preston displays both confidence and competency – and an already well developed appreciation of the uses of …

BCSA’s first Irish President brings Gaelic grit

Irishman Donal McCormack has surmounted serious obstacles in getting to where he is now. BCSA’s latest President speaks to Ty Byrd. Donal McCormack walks …

Dowling bows out on a high note

Outstanding engineer, academic, entrepreneur, humourist – Professor Patrick Dowling CBE, one of the steel sector’s most eminent protagonists, retires this …

On an upward curve

Fifty years’ experience and an approach based on engineering principles has given Angle Ring unsurpassed versatility in the growing market for curved steel. …

Small firm carves a big reputation

Successful small firms in the UK steel industry are  invariably driven by a single character, often the founder of the company. Ty Byrd talks to one such …

Curved steel boosts creative design

Steel bending specialists have invested in research and development for new equipment that is giving designers greater freedom to express their creativity …

Kingspan backs off-site boom

After several false starts, could the tide finally be turning for off-site construction? Kingspan thinks so, and is backing its hunch with substantial …

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