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Science campus expands

A steel-framed facilities building at the Harwell Science Campus has been designed to provide column-free testing and storage space, as well as to fit …

Doncaster high-speed rail campus opens

As part of the government’s efforts to boost rail construction expertise, the Doncaster campus of the National College for High Speed Rail (NCHSR) has …

Steel rises on Oxfordshire science project

The latest project at the prestigious Harwell Science Campus in Oxfordshire has started to take shape. Known as the Harwell Facilities Building, it will …

Anglesey gets steel-framed science park

Steelwork erection has been completed on phase one of the Menai Science Park on Anglesey. Being built for a wholly-owned subsidiary of Bangor University, it is …

Trusses span sporting haven

A series of storey-high trusses create the transfer deck between a leisure centre and a residential scheme in London. Replacing a number of old Victorian …

Lincoln transport hub takes shape

Creating a new passenger gateway for the city of Lincoln, a new transport hub is under construction adjacent to the main railway station. Providing a …

Leisure centre supports new residential scheme

North Westminster will soon have a new community sports centre offering an array of leisure facilities including two pools and an eight-court badminton hall. …

Hot and cold

A swimming pool and an ice rink are being built within one large steel-framed structure in Romford, presenting several challenges. Constructing two large …

High speed rail college set to arrive

In anticipation of the construction of high-speed rail infrastructure, a national college to train specialist engineers is being built. Martin Cooper reports …

Met Office supercomputer hub handed-over

Main contractor Willmott Dixon has completed construction work on the Met Office’s supercomputer facility at the Exeter Science Park. Fit-out and …

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