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COMMENDATION – Lucent, London

Sat behind the Piccadilly Lights, a steel-framed mixed-use scheme is a prime example of innovative design and structural ingenuity. FACT FILEArchitect: …

COMMENDATION – One Great Cumberland Place, London

Helping to protect the capital’s historic streetscape, a steel-framed office and retail development combines a retained façade with a new modern interior. …

COMMENDATION – Paddington Square, London

A 23-storey mixed-use building, which includes west London’s highest rooftop restaurant, has revitalised an area between Paddington Station and St Mary’s …

COMMENDATION: Clery’s Quarter, Dublin

One of the world’s first purpose-built department stores has been refurbished with structural steelwork to create a new city centre mixed-use development. …

COMMENDATION: Ed Sheeran Mathematics Tour

Said to be the first use of a temporary demountable self-supporting structure, a unique steelwork project is currently travelling the world with a famous pop …

COMMENDATION: Montacute Yards, London

Comprising new offices, retail outlets and a warehouse, alongside the refurbishment of a Grade II listed Georgian townhouse, a Shoreditch brownfield site has …

COMMENDATION: The Outernet, London

Music, arts and culture are at the heart of a four-building development that sits adjacent to London’s Denmark Street, a thoroughfare steeped in musical …

COMMENDATION: SAS13 Bridge Replacement, Birmingham

Forming an important part of the HS2 line approach to Birmingham, a weathering steel Warren truss structure is the longest railway bridge in the Midlands. FACT …

COMMENDATION: Tropical Fruit Warehouse, Dublin

Overlooking Dublin’s River Liffey, structural steelwork was the chosen framing solution for two office blocks that are connected at ground, third and fourth …

COMMENDATION: Assembly Bristol, Building A

A landmark 24,000m2 office building is the first of three structures that will make up Bristol city centre’s Assembly campus FACT FILEArchitect: Allford Hall …

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