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Mace appointed for 30-storey City of London tower

Hertshten Properties has appointed Mace to deliver its 85 Gracechurch Street office development in London’s Square Mile. Designed by architect Woods Bagot, …

Liverpool Street Station to get major revamp

Network Rail Property (NRP) has submitted an application to redevelop London’s Liverpool Street Station, with much of the cost covered by private sector …

Sustainable choices

Steel sections from the most sustainable sources available have contributed to more than 90% of the main frame for the Holborn Viaduct commercial scheme. FACT …

Towering success

The sixth and final phase of the Broadgate redevelopment involves the use of structural steelwork to construct twin office towers, rising to 21 and 38 floors …

Fire Protection 1975

From Building with Steel, February 2025 A building now nearing com­pletion is the Berkeley Hambro Bank in Bishopsgate and Roy Thompson of Cascade Insulation …

News in Brief – March 2025

Wilten Construction has been awarded the contract for a three-storey, BREEAM ‘Excellent’ Skills and Innovation Centre at Gateway 14. Developed by Jaynic, …

Carbon reduction

A sustainable design, using steelwork sourced from facilities powered by renewable energy, is delivering a desirable City of London commercial scheme. FACT …

City of London’s tallest tower gets the green light

The City of London Corporation’s Planning Applications Sub-Committee has approved proposals for what will become the City’s tallest tower. Planned to be …

Sustainability drives refurbishment

The cut and carve refurbishment of 20 Giltspur Street in the City of London has resulted in the project team achieving a number of sustainability benefits. …

Steelwork creates outstanding results

Following on from the previous article, another City of London office block is aiming to achieve the highest sustainability ratings once a major refurbishment …

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