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Recycled steel to be used for £200M ExCel expansion
ExCeL London has appointed McLaren Construction to deliver the build phase of its major expansion project, enhancing the venue’s world-class conference, …
Plans in for Kent surf lagoon at former colliery site
Developer Seahive has submitted a planning application for a surf lagoon resort to be located on the former Betteshanger colliery site near Deal in Kent. Plans …
Green light for laboratory space at Cambridge International Technology Park
BioMed Realty has received approval to deliver 55,700m2 of purpose-built laboratory space on the 15-acre Cambridge International Technology Park site, which it …
President’s Column: January 2023
Many thanks for Gary Simmons for stepping into the breach to write the last column in the November/December 2022 issue. I thought his article on the over …
News in Brief: January 2023
Tata Steel has begun sales of certified low-CO₂ steel. Known as Optemis, the certified steel is based on savings achieved by the company in the UK and is …
SCCS extends its BS EN ISO 3834 accreditation scope
The Steel Construction Certification Scheme (SCCS) has further extended its scope of accreditations and can now offer certification to the newly issued BS EN …
Urban forest office block to use reclaimed steel
Investor Fabrix has appointed Mace as main contractor to deliver the Roots in the Sky office development in Southwark, south London. The innovative scheme will …
Riverside development expands with steel-framed offices
Occupying the former Vaux brewery site, Riverside Sunderland is a new mixed-use scheme breathing new life into the city centre. Located on the south bank of …