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The May issue of New Steel Construction (NSC) is now available in both digital, and print formats that will be arriving in the post this week.<\/p>\nThe May issue of New Steel Construction (NSC) is now available in both digital, and print formats that will be arriving in the post this week.<\/p>\n
Anyone who does not already receive the print magazine and would like to subscribe should visit: www.steelconstruction.info<\/a> while, for readers who prefer the digital offering of NSC, this is available at: www.newsteelconstruction.com<\/a><\/p>\n This month\u2019s issue comes with a special accompanying brochure<\/a> that summarises floor dynamics<\/a>, explaining what a structural designer should do to confirm there isn\u2019t a problem with a design.<\/p>\n Four Pancras Square, the last structure to be built at this prestigious London development adorns the NSC cover. The building features an eye-catching weathering steel <\/a>exo-skeleton that incorporates a Vierendeel truss<\/a> to create a 27m-long column free fa\u00e7ade<\/a>.<\/p>\n A value-engineering scheme has helped to streamline the construction<\/a> programme for the Waid Academy in Fife. The school building<\/a> will also accommodate a public library and space for the local police force.<\/p>\n Housed in and serviced from two steel-framed buildings in Exeter, the Met Office will soon take delivery of a new supercomputer to improve its weather forecasting.<\/p>\n Overlooking the River Foyle in Derry\/Londonderry, the city\u2019s 400-year old college will soon move into its new steel-framed building. Design<\/a> highlights of the project include a series of lightwell pods and a cantilevering teaching wing that points the way towards the college\u2019s main entrance.<\/p>\n One of Stoke-on-Trent\u2019s largest employers, bet365, is about to move into a new steel-framed<\/a> headquarters building that had been designed around the extensive use of cellular beams<\/a>.<\/p>\n