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Corus Student Awards 2008

A terminal building and control tower for a regional UK airport or a pedestrian and cycle bridge over a river were this year’s competition requirements. The …

Major works progressing at Heathrow Airport

Refurbishment work at Heathrow Terminal 4 is currently on going with a new and improved check-in hall and airside lounge being constructed. The extended …

SSDA 2008 – Terminal 5, Heathrow Airport

  Terminal 5 will handle approximately 30 million passengers per annum and makes a significant statement on the world travel scene. The design of Heathrow …

River Cam gets first crossing since 1971

A new £3M bridge for cyclists and pedestrians over the River Cam is the first new river  crossing in Cambridge since 1971 and provides a much-needed link …

40 Years Ago: Relieving traffic congestion – re-erectable flyover at Bristol

Taken from Building with Steel, 1968 Bristol Corporation’s re-erectable flyover was opened to traffic in September 1967. It has been erected in the first …

SSDA 2008 – The Sidings Bridge, Swansea

The Sidings Bridge is an iconic structure which carries a single lane carriageway, a cycleway and a pedestrian route over the A483 providing a dedicated bus …

Terminal 5 up and running

Heathrow’s £4.3bn Terminal 5 officially opened for business on 27 March, six years after construction work first started on the mega project. The …

April 2008 – T5 sets world standard

Congratulations to all members of the construction team that delivered BAA’s new Terminal 5 at Heathrow on time and to budget. It is a great achievement …

All change at St Pancras

The £800M redevelopment of St Pancras Station not only involved the construction of a new extension, but also the restoration of the famous Barlow shed’s …

Ravenscraig regeneration gathers pace

The site of the former steelworks at Ravenscraig in North Lanarkshire will be the UK’s first new town in more than 50 years and home to more than 10,000 …

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