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Steel accommodates university upgrade

Steelwork erection by Walter Watson for a 1,367 bed student accommodation block at the University of Salford is nearing completion. Main contractor Graham …

Reach for the sky

Heron Tower, the City of London’s tallest building has been widely praised for its emphasis on quality and sustainability. Martin Cooper revisits another …

Grade A office development on the mark

Steel construction is due to be completed in May at 70 Mark Lane, a 16-storey commercial development in the City of London. Offering 15,700m² of Grade A …

Flexible design for South Wales school

Work is under way on a new primary school in Barry, South Wales that is using ISG and Stride Treglown’s highly flexible model design. The £2.7M Nant Talwg …

Aldgate rising

A steel solution has allowed the construction of an 18-storey commercial development to be built on top of an existing raft foundation originally designed to …

Art signposts seat of learning

The centrepiece of a new steel framed university teaching block is a hanging artwork of Christian symbols. The latest instalment in the University of …

Steel exchange

Large open plan floorplates and a sloping terraced façade are just two feature elements adorning the City of London’s latest Grade A office development. …

Steel ensures foundation reuse for City development

By opting for a steel framed design for the new 6 Bevis Marks development in London, main contractors Skanska and Waterman Structures have been able to reuse …

Progressive faculty opens in Coventry

Recently opened by Princess Anne, Coventry University’s new 15,000m² Engineering and Computing Building offers an array of world class teaching facilities …

Excellent distribution park completed with steel

A new industrial warehouse development, consisting of five units, has been completed at Park Royal in west London. Known as Central Park, developer Goya …

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