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Work starts on Silverburn cinema extension

Steel erection has started for a 14 screen Cineworld cinema complex at the Silverburn shopping centre in south Glasgow. The £20M extension will also include …

Research centre chooses steel

Long spans and the ease of internal reconfiguration over the life of the building were key reasons for choosing a steel solution for a research facility in …

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, …

Shared campus rises with steel

A new secondary school development is under construction in Port Glasgow, a shared campus which will bring together the existing Port Glasgow High School and …

Transport museum inspires art exhibition

Glasgow’s steel-framed Riverside Transport Museum is the focus of prize-winning artist Patricia Cain’s ‘construction art’ exhibition, being held at a …

Sculpture immortalises Big Yin

A steel sculpture of Billy Connolly (Big Yin) has been erected to signal the completion of the first phase of a landmark residential housing project in …

Steel supports major Clydeside success

The latest in our occasional series of visits to completed projects takes Nick Barrett to Glasgow, where the Riverside Museum of transport is proving to be a …

Galvanizing keeps tall ships afloat

Glasgow-based Scottish Galvanizers, part of Wedge Group Galvanizing, has provided its hot dip galvanizing treatment to 100t of steelwork used to build 60 …

Feature trusses form sporting mecca

Steelwork has played an integral role in the construction of one of the most important venues to be used during the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games. The …

Around the Press – July/August 2011

Construction News 19 May 2011 Dramatic challenges on new BBC studios “Since the BBC decided on this site we have worked closely with its programme-makers to …

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