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SSDA Merit: Beaufort Court, Lillie Road, London

From the outset this project aimed to follow best practice in sustainable development, introduce innovative construction and a high level of prefabrication. …

SSDA Award: More London Plot 1

More London Plot 1 is an £85M office development on the south bank of the River Thames in London adjacent to HMS Belfast, to the west of Tower Bridge. It …

Rising to the residential challenge

How steel technologies are meeting new demand for homes in multi-storey residential buildings Steel construction has achieved a high market share in many …

Hungerford Bridge Walkways

Twin walkways to either side of London’s Hungerford Railway Bridge have visually enhanced the link across the river and provided pedestrians with …

Extending the Empress State Building

An existing thirty-storey concrete office block in west London has been extended both vertically and horizontally in steel. Dominic Bettison and Bjorn …

Beaufort Court, Lillie Road, London

Following its successful use of volumetric modules in two housing schemes in London, the Peabody Trust now has a project under construction that combines the …

SSDA 2003 – 25 Gresham Street, London

25 Gresham Street is a 120,000 sq ft headquarters building providing 10 floors of column free office space. Developed by IVG Asticus Real Estate Ltd and now …

SSDA 2003 – Hampden Gurney School, London

BDP has broken the mould of inner city education buildings with Hampden Gurney School. In contrast to the single-storey schools often found in the densest …

SSDA 2003 – Kinnaird House, 1-2 Pall Mall, East London

Kinnaird House was constructed in the early 1920s on an island site. It was built using Portland stone held in place by an integral steel frame. Steel and …

New Building for Swiss Re

This 40-storey steel-framed office building in London, with its circular plan of varying size and spiralling light-wells, required a special approach to the …

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