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September 2011 – Sustainable surprises from steel

The timing of the economy’s full emergence from the post credit crunch and recession environment may be more uncertain than it seemed just a couple of months …

Supplement to inspire zero carbon buildings

The BCSA and Tata Steel have commissioned a Target Zero supplement in order to raise awareness and further inspire readers to engage with the Target Zero …

Bridges carbon calculator

The BCSA and Tata Steel have commissioned Atkins to create an easy to use spreadsheet tool for calculating the carbon footprint of typical steel composite …

College highlights education’s prominence

A steel frame has proven to be the answer for a multi-use building where natural ventilation and thermal mass needed to be incorporated in order to reduce …

Venue engineered for entertainment

One of the UK’s best known provincial concert venues is being rebuilt and will open its doors again next year. Martin Cooper reports from Guildford’s rock …

Starring role for steel at the opera

Located within the Thames Gateway, Europe’s largest regeneration area, an eye-catching steel-framed production workshop for the Royal Opera House will soon …

Steel crown for the Cube

Birmingham’s most prestigious mixed use development features a geometrically challenging steel roof structure as well as an eye-catching fretwork screen …

Sustainability on course at college

North Wales based EvadX will be fabricating, supplying and erecting steelwork for ISG’s £2.4M design and build project with Glyndwr University to build a …

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 …

A dual purpose pavilion

Next year a new pavilion will open at Headingley, the home of Yorkshire County Cricket Club. NSC reports on a stand which will also be used as teaching space …

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