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PROJECT OF THE YEAR & AWARD – Manchester Airport Terminal 2 Reconfiguration

The second phase of a 10-year programme, Manchester Airport Terminal 2 Reconfiguration has unlocked the 30-year-old facility’s potential by upgrading the …

SPECIAL JUDGES’ AWARD AND COMMENDATION – TBC.London

TBC.London is the UK’s first major commercial project to incorporate and reuse 1930s steelwork, helping transform a dated office block into a modern …

AWARDS – 38 Berkeley Square, London

An innovative steel-framed design, incorporating cross-laminated timber flooring, has been successfully used for a prestigious commercial scheme in the heart …

AWARD – Gairnshiel Jubilee Bridge

Providing a new traffic crossing of the River Gairn in Aberdeenshire, a two-lane weathering steel bridge supersedes a nearby historic structure built in 1749, …

AWARD – Fortnum & Mason Double Helix, London

Located at the centre of Fortnum & Mason’s flagship store at 181 Piccadilly, the Double Helix Staircase forms a new circulation route connecting the …

AWARD – Hill Dickinson Stadium, Liverpool

Located on a prominent River Mersey site, within a former Victorian dock, Everton FC’s new 52,769-seat stadium is topped with a sweeping, low-profile …

AWARD – 21 Moorfields, London 

Spanning an important London Underground station and featuring an architecturally-detailed exposed steel frame, 21 Moorfields is a feat of engineering.    …

AWARD – AELTC Indoor Tennis Centre, London

Topped with a tennis-racket inspired undulating roof, the Indoor Tennis Centre is the latest addition to the All England Lawn Tennis Club’s facilities.   …

AWARD – AESC UK, Sunderland

New benchmarks in modular and efficient steelwork construction were set during the delivery of a large gigafactory in Sunderland.  FACT FILEArchitect and …

AWARD – Friends’ School Lisburn, Northern Ireland

Utilising its aesthetic appearance, weathering steel was the chosen material for a pavilion canopy, spanning a teaching and performance space at an Irish …

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