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Steel boost for Canterbury city centre

Steel construction is likely to play a significant role in delivering a major new leisure scheme in the Kingsmead area of Canterbury. The project, which is on …

Arup claims 3D printing will produce more efficient steel components

Structural engineers at Arup claim new and radical designs for steel connections in construction can be achieved using 3D printing. Also known as additive …

BCSA and Tata Steel to host thermal mass webinar

The British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) and Tata Steel will jointly host a free webinar entitled ‘Thermal Mass in Buildings’ on Thursday 21 …

Galvanzing protects unique steel sculpture

Acrow Galvanizing (part of the Wedge Group) has used hot-dip galvanizing to protect a unique sculpture which has recently been featured on a BBC1 nature …

Double decker steel warehouse just the ticket for Ikea

A two-storey steel-framed Ikea store is due to begin construction in Reading during June. Main contractor for the project is RG Group and it has yet to appoint …

May issue of New Steel Construction online

This month’s issue of New Steel Construction (NSC) is now available online at www.newsteelconstruction.com, featuring reports from UK construction projects …

Glasgow’s technology centre open for business

The Technology and Innovation Centre (TIC) at the University of Strathclyde is now open for business, with a full programme of conferences scheduled for the …

SC21 award success for paint specialist

BCSA associate member Jack Tighe, that specialises in supplying paint to the defence, nuclear, rail, highways and petrochemical sectors has been awarded a SC21 …

BCSA and Tata Steel to host thermal mass webinar

The British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) and Tata Steel will jointly host a free webinar entitled ‘Thermal Mass in Buildings’ on Thursday 21 …

Steel shows safety way forward

The health and safety performance of BCSA member companies continued to improve last year according to the latest Reportable Injuries Diseases and Dangerous …

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