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Four into one will go

A new campus for Burnley College will replace four existing sites and bring a university into the town as a centre of the University of Central Lancashire. …

College redevelopment relies on steel framing

The £50M redevelopment programme at Canterbury College has made extensive use of Metsec’s site fixed Steel Framing System (SFS) for infill walling during …

Steel tops new London college

A highly visual and architecturally driven steel roof structure is the crowning glory of a multi-million pound college redevelopment in south London. South …

Framing system brings project in on budget

Edinburgh’s Jewel & Esk College twin campus development was recently faced with a serious funding problem with an identified shortfall of £14M. A number …

Steel schools for Sunderland

Barrett Steel Buildings is working on four Sunderland schools for the Building Schools for the Future (BSF) scheme with main contractor Balfour Beatty. The …

Education leads the way

A new steel framed college campus lies at the heart of a multi-million pound regeneration of Walsall, a scheme set to transform the West Midlands borough. The …

SSDA 2008 – Constructionarium Mini-Gherkin, Norfolk

A miniature version of London’s Swiss Re building is a unique structure and recreates the atmosphere of working on a real construction project. The …

SSDA 2008 – Steel Wing, St Marylebone CE School, London

A steel solution was the only answer for one wing and the basement access of a new arts building extension to a central London school. Constructing a new …

SSDA 2008 – Belfast Campus, University of Ulster

The extension to the Belfast Campus was conceived as a landmark structure and has made a significant contribution to the regeneration of the city’s …

Top marks for steel

Phase one of a complete redevelopment of Anniesland College in Glasgow has begun with the construction of a new steel-framed teaching block. Situated three …

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