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Debunking the myth

Utilising thermal mass can reduce a structure’s operational CO2 emissions while also contributing to overall cost savings, and can be achieved as easily with …

SSDA Commendation: The Walbrook Building, London

Incorporating some large open trading floors, the Walbrook marks the latest in design development of office buildings for the City of London. Built on a City …

Target Zero delivers final guidance

The complete series of Target Zero guidance reports covering five building types – schools, warehouses, supermarkets, offices and mixed-use developments are …

Steel creates modern office spaces

Today, companies want offices that are large, open plan and flexible, and the best way of creating such spaces is with structural steelwork. One Howick Place …

Steel atrium knits together Network Rail headquarters

A new national centre for Network Rail is quickly taking shape in the centre of Milton Keynes. Being built on the site of the former National Hockey Stadium, …

50 Years Ago: Outstanding Buildings in Steel

Recently completed buildings from Building with Steel, February 1961

Steelwork creates cost effective manufacturing plant

A £20M manufacturing plant for Aggreko, the leading temporary power and temperature controls producer, is currently under construction at Lomondgate, …

Cannon Street Station redevelopment on time

Redevelopment work is progressing on schedule at one of London’s busiest commuter stations. Nearly 7,500t of structural steelwork will be erected by Watson …

40 Years Ago: A panorama of steel

Taken from Building with Steel, 1968 One dictionary definition of panorama is ‘continuous passing scene’ and this pretty well sums up structural steelwork …

Steel shapes speculative office development

Billington Structures has fabricated, supplied and erected 1,161t of structural steel for a multi-storey speculative scheme for Scarborough Developments in …

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