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AWARD – 8 Bishopsgate, London

High sustainability credentials and an evolving design have all played an important role in the delivery of a 50-storey landmark City of London development. …

AWARD – Sky Innovation Centre, London

Showcasing structural engineering excellence to reduce carbon by advanced analysis, this minimalist building creates an inspiring working environment for a …

MERIT – Holbein Gardens, London

Sustainability and circularity are at the heart of a central London project where reclaimed steelwork made up approximately one-third of the overall steel …

Oxford Science Park to get major expansion

Mace has been awarded a £184M contract to deliver the next expansion phase at The Oxford Science Park. Known as The Daubeny Project, the scheme will see the …

Assessing carbon emissions

British Constructional Steelwork Association Sustainability Manager Michael Sansom, explains how to assess the UK consumption-based average embodied carbon …

Sustainable redevelopment

New steel-framed floors, incorporating reused steel sections, are helping a well-known Dublin city centre building to be reimagined into a 21st Century …

Seaside regeneration

Structural steelwork is playing a leading role in the latest phase of Blackpool’s wide-ranging Talbot Gateway scheme. FACT FILETalbot Gateway, BlackpoolMain …

Reused steel aids circular economy

Adding to TBC.London’s sustainability credentials, and said to be a first for UK construction, pre-Second World War steelwork from an Oxford Street …

Norfolk steelwork contractor gets local MP endorsement

Highlighting its benefits to the local economy, George Freeman, MP for Mid Norfolk has been shown around steelwork contractor H Young Structures’ …

Decarbonisation – the biggest change for steel in our lifetime

Barrett Steel, a company that has supported the UK structural steel sector for many years, is committed to achieving net zero by 2035. Throughout our long …

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