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Environmental business park for Hastings

A business park for companies at the cutting edge of environmental technology, as well as those with an interest in conservation and energy efficiency is …

Frame completed on Excellent development

Steelwork contractor William Hare has completed the structural steel erection on the £170M Central Saint Giles development in central London. The …

The case for steel – Facts

The case for using steel as a construction material in the UK is overwhelmingly strong. Steel dominates the market as a building framing solution and for …

Chilled out warehouse

A new multi-temperature depot for foodservice distributor 3663 First for Foodservice is under construction in Paddock Wood, Kent. Working on behalf of main …

May 2009 – Case proven for steel

We round up our Case for Steel series in this issue, with a four page section highlighting how and why steel construction so dominates the key markets in the …

Clients specify Sustainability Charter membership

The BCSA is in dialogue with Arup and the Highways Agency about the possibility that its Sustainability Charter’s requirements can be implemented in their …

April 2009 – Sustainability looks like a survivor

Recent construction industry related gatherings have been slightly muted affairs, unsurprisingly since the background economic news has been almost …

March 2009 – Building towards zero carbon

Steel and sustainability go hand in hand. The case for selecting the most recycled material in the world for constructing buildings, bridges and other …

Sustainability key to supermarket project

One of the largest ever pre-let distribution centres in the South East is currently under construction near Sittingbourne, Kent. Known as G. Park …

Reusing steel is the sustainable choice

The BCSA has recently received a number of enquires regarding the design and construction of projects to be done, in part, with reused steel sections. …

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