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Commercial addition for St James’s redevelopment

The latest scheme in London’s ongoing St James’s redevelopment is the eight-storey steel-framed Duke’s Court office block which will help to further …

Steel construction the smart choice

The steel construction sector was well placed to respond to the government’s objectives to make the use of Building Information Modelling (BIM) widespread …

Frame up for Manchester Airport Amazon warehouse

Working on behalf of main contractor McLaren Construction, Caunton Engineering has designed, supplied and erected 1,500t of structural steelwork for a new …

News in Brief: November 2014

A new City of London office tower, 52 Lime Street (dubbed the Scalpel), has been awarded the first-ever BREEAM UK New Construction 2014 certificate for …

Steel tops the bill

Sustainability is never very far away from the top of the construction agenda, and the steel sector supply chain has excelled at providing structures that tick …

Tata Steel proves ‘Very Good’ responsible sourcing

Tata Steel’s UK manufactured products have achieved BES 6001 ‘Very Good’ providing proof that they have been responsibly produced. Construction industry …

News in Brief – March 2014

The Steel Construction Institute (SCI) has signed an agreement with the Ukrainian Steel Construction Center (USCC) to establish a strategic partnership on …

News in Brief: Nov 2013

The steel framed Coop headquarters in Manchester is said to be the UK’s most environmentally friendly building after it was given a BREEAM score of 95.16%, …

Steel completes healthy community frame

Construction work is underway on a £4M project to build a new library, health centre and children’s centre in Pelsall, West Midlands, following the earlier …

Hospital aims for excellence

A new 800 bed acute hospital is rapidly taking shape in north Bristol, a project which is making use of more than 6,000t of structural steelwork and aiming to …

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