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Corus provides building envelope for steel storage

Corus Panels and Profiles has supplied 10,400m² of Trisomet® 333 System – its new insulated composite roofing product – for the construction of …

SSDA 2009 – Other finalists

30 Crown Place, London EC2  The project at 30 Crown Place is a £60M 18 storey high commercial office development offering 17,500m² of grade A office space …

Frame completed on Excellent development

Steelwork contractor William Hare has completed the structural steel erection on the £170M Central Saint Giles development in central London. The …

More for prestigious south bank development

Steel construction has played an integral role in the development of More London on the capital’s south bank. Martin Cooper reports from Plot 7, the last …

Architectural HQ opts for steel framing

Architect BDP’s new Manchester head office has been completed with the aid of Metsec’s site fixed framing system (SFS). The striking six storey building, …

Sustainability in action on City of London development

Extensive re-use of an existing basement as well as the refurbishment of a fire station are just some of the features of a prestigious City of London …

Home Office gives sustainable supplier award for Vulcan House

Drivers Jonas has won the Home Office’s Supplier of the Year Award for the Most Beneficial Contribution to Sustainability. The property consultancy scooped …

Sustainability seminar will outline a steel success story

One of the UK’s most sustainable buildings has been successfully delivered to the UK Border Agency (UKBA) in Sheffield and a free seminar on 17 September …

SSDA 2008 – Unilever House, London

A new eight-storey steel framed headquarters was constructed for Unilever within a retained Grade II listed façade built in 1931. Approximately 2,000t of …

Steel is designed for minimum waste

Minimising and where possible eliminating waste from construction operations is a key part of the UK’s sustainability drive. Nick Barrett details why …

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