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Steelwork contractors form joint venture

Billington Structures and Bourne Steel have officially launched a joint venture known as BS2 in order to maximise and combine their expertise to bid for large …

King’s Cross redevelopment on line

One of London’s oldest and busiest train stations, King’s Cross, is undergoing a large scale make-over to boost capacity, increase connectivity between …

Around the Press – July/August 2011

Construction News 19 May 2011 Dramatic challenges on new BBC studios “Since the BBC decided on this site we have worked closely with its programme-makers to …

All change at new ticket hall

A steel framed ticket hall is central to Network Rail’s plans for Farringdon Station, which is set to become one of London’s busiest transport hubs. NSC …

New London rail interchange takes shape

Work is progressing on the redevelopment of Farringdon Station in London, part of the Thameslink Programme, which will deliver more trains and better journeys …

Cleaner seas for Sussex

To help Sussex beaches meet European environmental standards a new wastewater treatment works is under construction in the midst of the South Downs. NSC …

SSDA 2010 – Wind Turbine Enclosure, Strata, London SE1

Towering over the Elephant and Castle district of south London, Strata SE1 has embraced sustainable design to become the first building in the UK to have …

Waste not want not

Representing the largest single capital project ever commissioned by the Jersey Government, a new energy from waste facility, which will provide 7% of the …

Around the Press: May 2010

Construction News 8 April 2010 Waste energy plant weathers big freeze Bourne Steel has erected more than 2,000 tonnes of steel in the main structure, and a …

New interchange checks in at airport

To accommodate an increasing volume of passengers at Gatwick, the UK’s second busiest airport, a development programme is in full swing which includes a new …

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