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Retail buys into rooftop garden

A mixed use regeneration scheme in east London features a rooftop private garden that sits above a supermarket. London’s skyline is continually changing and …

Aldgate rising

A steel solution has allowed the construction of an 18-storey commercial development to be built on top of an existing raft foundation originally designed to …

Additions enhance City office block

A former banking headquarters in the City of London is being converted into a new and spacious office development with additional new structural steel …

An umbrella for Oxford Circus

From Building with Steel November 1963 At 1.30 pm on Saturday August 3rd 1963, Oxford Circus and the surrounding streets were closed to all road traffic and …

Steel leads the way for Crossrail developments

Three major office developments at Farringdon and Paddington Crossrail stations are set to be built with structural steelwork. Plans have been submitted for a …

Tata Steel and BCSA to host essential seminars

A new series of Steel Essentials seminars has been scheduled for this autumn at venues in Cardiff, London, Leeds and Edinburgh. The seminars provide an …

Foundation reuse creates sustainable landmark

An extensive sustainability agenda, incorporating the reuse of existing piles, resulted in a 16-storey London commercial development replacing an old …

Isaac Newton Academy added to video case study series

The Framed in Steel series of video case studies has been enlarged with the addition of the Isaac Newton Academy. Located in Ilford, east London the £30M …

Galvanized steel keeps leisure centre on track

Graham Wood Structural teamed up with South East Galvanizers to complete a prestigious steelwork project in Lewisham, south east London. More than 200t of …

Steel exchange

Large open plan floorplates and a sloping terraced façade are just two feature elements adorning the City of London’s latest Grade A office development. …

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