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Steel forms new London public realm

More than 550t of structural steelwork is being erected by Fisher Engineering to form St Pancras Square, a new public realm that will include cafes, …

Balancing Act

A steel frame has proven to be the right choice for a commercial project being constructed above an array of London Underground assets. Martin Cooper reports …

London landmark reaches halfway point

The City of London’s latest skyscraper, 20 Fenchurch Street, has reached a significant landmark as the steel erection programme has passed the halfway mark. …

Fast delivery for landmark offices

Steel framed construction has allowed a 17-storey Birmingham office block, complete with a feature glazed atrium roof and bow-string trusses, to be built in …

SSDA Commendation: The Walbrook Building, London

Incorporating some large open trading floors, the Walbrook marks the latest in design development of office buildings for the City of London. Built on a City …

Topping out marks milestone for London Bridge Quarter

The London Bridge Quarter (LBQ) development, a project that includes the iconic Shard, has celebrated another significant milestone with the topping out of the …

Steel erection under way on Walkie Talkie

The construction of London’s latest skyscraper, 20 Fenchurch Street, has reached a significant landmark with steelwork erection now under way. Dubbed the …

Steelwork incorporation

Retained façades and original steel framework have been incorporated into a new and enlarged modern and reconstructed office building in London. Martin Cooper …

Sustainable office accommodation

The EcoCampus at Hamilton is a sustainable business community providing open plan modern accommodation across three carbon neutral office buildings. …

Frames for feature façade

A large mixed use scheme currently being developed near Regent’s Park in London is relying on steel construction’s inherent qualities for its commercial …

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