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AWARD – Beaulieu Parkway Bridge, Chelmsford

Spanning a busy railway line and road, a 161m-long three-span weathering steel bridge eases congestion in and around a new housing development in Essex. FACT …

Steel checks in at cantilevering hotel

A confined site, bounded by busy roads and the Manchester Tramlink, have all been contributing factors in the choice of a steel-framed solution being used for …

Steel supports over-station offices

Forming a bridge over underground railway assets, a series of large steel trusses are enabling the construction of a new City of London commercial development. …

Steelwork creating Outstanding south London leisure centre

Aiming to achieve a BREEAM ‘Outstanding’ rating, the steel frame for the Woolwich Leisure Centre, which will be one of the UK’s largest urban leisure …

Passport to a circular economy

Featuring a number of sustainable credentials, the 12-storey Edenica office development is the first City of London scheme to use Materials Passports, digital …

MERIT: New Riverside Stand at Fulham FC

A new stand at one of the country’s oldest continuously used football grounds has created a 21st century facility and was constructed while the club carried …

Medical training framed in steel

A new steel-framed medical training college in Bolton will provide a timely boost to the NHS and the local economy. FACT FILEBolton College of Medical …

Dundee regeneration

A steel-framed solution has proven to be the right choice for a mixed-use project incorporating student accommodation, retail units and a new regional …

Leisure in the frame

Speed of construction and the requirement for large column-free areas were the reasons for choosing a steel-framed solution for a new leisure centre in West …

School stacks up with steel

Working on behalf of BAM Construction, Elland Steel Structures has fabricated, supplied and erected 760t of steelwork for the new North Brent School in London. …

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