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MERIT – Holbein Gardens, London

Sustainability and circularity are at the heart of a central London project where reclaimed steelwork made up approximately one-third of the overall steel …

MERIT: Cody Dock Bridge, London

Complex and unique engineering challenges were overcome to design and install a new rolling steel bridge, spanning the entrance to a reinvigorated dock near …

MERIT: Shipbuilders of Port Glasgow

Celebrating a rich shipbuilding heritage, two 10m-high stainless steel figures, by renowned sculptor John McKenna, also serve as tourist attractions, bringing …

MERIT: New Riverside Stand at Fulham FC

A new stand at one of the country’s oldest continuously used football grounds has created a 21st century facility and was constructed while the club carried …

MERIT: Pace Gallery, Hanover Square, London

A cleverly reconfigured space, with a central steel staircase, is the new home for a leading international art gallery FACT FILEArchitect: Jamie Fobert …

MERIT: LCT 7074 Canopy, The D-Day Story, Portsmouth

A slender steel canopy protects and highlights the sole surviving Landing Craft Tank (LCT) from the D-Day landings. FACT FILEArchitect: Pritchard …

MERIT: Hydro Ness, Inverness

Taking the inspiration for its shape from salmon swimming upstream, a unique riverside scheme will generate approximately 550,000 kWh of renewable electricity …

MERIT: Houlton School, Rugby

Steel construction has allowed an historically significant radio station building to be retained and converted into a large secondary and sixth form school. …

MERIT: Brundholme and Low Pearson Bridges

Two new steel bridges have been installed as part of the reconstruction of the Lake District’s popular Railway Trail walking

MERIT: Heron Quay Pavilion

A five-storey steel pavilion, floating in a London dock, has delivered maximum rental space, an exemplary sustainability performance and a unique façade to …

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