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Steel stands for Lord’s redevelopment

Forming part of Marylebone Cricket Club’s (MCC) ongoing masterplan to redevelop the world-famous and historic Lord’s Cricket Ground, two new steel-framed …

Contractor named for Jenga hotel

Bowmer + Kirkland has been appointed as main contractor on the £35M ‘Jenga-style’ hotel project in Manchester. Developer Capital & Centric …

Eurosteel conference postponed until 2021

Because of the ongoing coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, the international Eurosteel conference, due to be held in Sheffield this September has been postponed …

April issue of New Steel Construction out now

The April issue of New Steel Construction (NSC) is now available in both digital and print formats that will be arriving in the post this week. Anyone who does …

Creative space aplenty at new Soho development

Soho Estates’ new Ilona Rose House Development is transforming a large swathe of land between London’s Charing Cross Road and Greek Street into a new …

Fabrication completed for second mini-Gherkin

Steelwork contractor Caunton Engineering has completed work on its second miniature version of London’s Swiss Re (Gherkin) building for the …

Birmingham landmark building taking shape

Due to complete next year, 103 Colmore Row, which will be Birmingham’s tallest office building, is already towering over the city landscape. The 26-storey …

Work starts on Leeds M1 distribution park

Construction work has begun on two distribution units, totalling 5,200m² at Logic Leeds, Muse Developments’ flagship industrial and distribution hub next to …

Project team named for Manchester arena

Developer Oak View Group (OVG) has appointed the Royal BAM Group (BAM) as its preferred construction partner, and Populous, a global architecture design firm, …

New Wimbledon church rises with steel

Approximately 320t of structural steelwork is being erected to create a new congregational facility in Wimbledon for a community-led Anglican church. The new …

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