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Contractor named for low carbon City office retrofit

Mace Construct has been appointed to deliver the low-carbon retrofit of 60 Queen Victoria Street, a 16,700m2 office building in the heart of London’s …

Presidents Column: June 2025

Two years of changes As this is my final column before handing over the baton to the next BCSA President, it is appropriate to reflect on the events and …

Historic bridge inspires school design

Built to low energy use principles, the new South West Fife High School takes some of its steel-framed design from the nearby Forth Bridge. FACT FILESouth West …

Carbon reduction

A sustainable design, using steelwork sourced from facilities powered by renewable energy, is delivering a desirable City of London commercial scheme. FACT …

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 …

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