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MERIT – Stonecutter, London

Careful material specification and sustainable steel procurement have delivered substantial embodied carbon reductions for a central London commercial scheme. …

MERIT – The Whale on the Wharf (Skyscraper), London

A sculpture depicting a breaching whale is fabricated from reclaimed steelwork and clad with five tonnes of plastic recovered from the Pacific and Atlantic …

MERIT – PUMA Flagship Store, London

A prominent retail scheme has demonstrated how careful analysis and onsite steelwork alterations can transform an existing building, while preserving occupied …

MERIT – Sandyford House, Newcastle upon Tyne

A redundant 1970s office building, at a prominent gateway into Newcastle city centre, has been converted into a residential development with a distinctive …

MERIT – Barmouth Viaduct Metallic Spans Replacement, Wales

Part of the restoration of the Grade II* listed Barmouth Viaduct, five metallic spans have been replaced with new replica steelwork elements. FACT …

MERIT – Manor Farm Bridge, Somerset

Spanning a busy highway, and delivered on time and on budget, an iconic steel bridge provides a safe connection between two parts of a private estate.  FACT …

MERIT – Spectra, University of Hertfordshire

The Spectra Building is the largest and most flexible building on the University of Hertfordshire’s Hatfield campus. FACT FILEArchitect: ADPStructural …

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 …

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