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40 Years Ago: University of Liverpool

Taken from Building with Steel, 1967 The choice between steel and concrete frequently confronts both Architects and Engineers at the very earliest stage in …

News in Brief: June 2005

Atlas Ward Structures has been awarded the contract to fabricate and erect 900t of structural steelwork for Aylesbury College. The £30M project will replace …

Doncaster’s boost for education

Construction of a major extension to Doncaster Further Education College is under way, to provide a £71M state of the art education complex on the banks of …

Across the great divide

Five huge transfer girders, the largest of which weighs 25t, are an unusual feature of University College London’s new Institute of Cancer Research Facility. …

40 Years Ago: Lanchester College of Technology

Taken from Building with Steel, 1965 The Lanchester College of Technology, Coventry, named after the famous local engineer and motor car designer, has …

Added fibre for faster floors

Polymer fibres are replacing reinforcement in composite floors on a pioneering project in Derby, following a research programme supervised by the SCI. David …

Calderdale schools construction nears completion

Steelwork installation is virtually complete on five new schools under construction near Halifax in West Yorkshire in the first phase of the Calderdale PFI …

SSDA Commendation: Intech Science and Technology Centre

Intech is a new 3,500m² educational interactive science centre commissioned by the Hampshire Technology Trust Ltd. Hampshire Technology Trust Ltd is a local …

Energy Efficient Design of University Building

The University of Surrey Management School has reduced its operational energy use by a novel heating and cooling system based on waste heat, coupled with a …

Optimum Sports Hall

This steel building system for sports halls can produce a variety of sizes and layouts. Four projects have been constructed to date. The Optimum Sports Hall …

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