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Technology framed with steel

A high-spec technology park near Oxford is realising its expansion plans with the aid of structural steelwork. FACT FILEOxford Technology ParkMain client: …

Thames waterfront office scheme gets green light

Developer Landsec has received planning permission for the redevelopment of Red Lion Court, Bankside, part of its ongoing development pipeline to create a …

Dundee regeneration

A steel-framed solution has proven to be the right choice for a mixed-use project incorporating student accommodation, retail units and a new regional …

Plans in for pharmaceutical research HQ in Central London

Mace has been appointed as principal contractor by London-based developer Precis Group to deliver pharmaceutical company MSD’s UK headquarters and discovery …

Low carbon steel creates leisure and office space

Structural steelwork is playing an integral role in the ongoing Canada Water Masterplan, one of the capital’s largest mixed-use regeneration schemes FACT …

Steel provides the tools

Requiring a series of long clear spans and a quick construction programme, a well-known manufacturer has chosen a steel-framed solution for its new UK facility …

Greenmarket scheme set to transform Dundee city centre

Working on behalf of main contractor Ogilvie Construction, Hescott Engineering is fabricating, supplying and erecting more than 650t of steelwork for the …

News in Brief – February 2023

The British Constructional Steelwork Association can be found at stand H72 at FutureBuild, held from 7th to 9th March at ExCEL, London. Sustainability Manager, …

Steel provides office flexibility

A mixed-use hub within the nearly-complete King’s Cross development, has used a steel-framed solution for its commercial office

Clydeside regeneration

One of the final elements of a prime city centre regeneration project on the banks of the River Clyde is quickly taking shape with the aid of steel …

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