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Art signposts seat of learning

The centrepiece of a new steel framed university teaching block is a hanging artwork of Christian symbols. The latest instalment in the University of …

Campus by the sea takes shape

The £450M Bay Campus development in Swansea is rapidly taking shape with the help of steel construction. Developer St Modwen and Swansea University, along …

Isaac Newton Academy added to video case study series

The Framed in Steel series of video case studies has been enlarged with the addition of the Isaac Newton Academy. Located in Ilford, east London the £30M …

Bridge to academia

A new arts and innovation centre at Bangor University will provide first class facilities for students as well as becoming a hub for the local community. …

Technology centre for Glasgow university

An £89M Technology and Innovation Centre is being built at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow city centre. The facility will bring together academics, …

School work in the frame

Using steelwork as the framing material for a school project in south London has helped the team coordinate the programme around students and negotiate site …

BIM needs boost from clients

The steel construction sector may be ahead of the game as far as BIM is concerned, but is the technology being fully utilised all along the supply chain? BIM …

Progressive faculty opens in Coventry

Recently opened by Princess Anne, Coventry University’s new 15,000m² Engineering and Computing Building offers an array of world class teaching facilities …

Industry solves technical challenge

Structural steelwork has played a prominent role in creating a technical college with an industrial identity. A brownfield site in Woolwich, south London, is …

January 2013 – New focus for schools

At this time last year, in the first issue of NSC of 2012, we looked forward against a fairly gloomy economic backdrop to school building resuming after the …

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