Six structural steel projects received commendations at this year’s awards.

Three structural steel projects received Merits at the SSDA 2025 and another six were finalists.

Topped with an undulating roof, inspired by the shape of wooden tennis rackets, the Indoor Tennis Centre is the latest addition to The All England Lawn Tennis Club’s facilities.

Emerging from the post-Covid outdoor learning landscape, weathering steel has created a sculptural pavilion canopy to span a teaching and performance space at an Irish grammar school.

A complex sculpture, supporting six Porsche sports cars, is an exemplary application of steelwork efficiency and design.

Connected to the National Cycle Network, a new river crossing in Worcester has created a sustainable commuting option for the city’s northern neighbourhoods.

Helping to deliver a significant increase in UK electric vehicle battery production, a gigafactory in Sunderland has set new benchmarks in modular and efficient construction.

Occupying a previously vacant City of London plot, 21 Moorfields spans an important underground station with an architecturally detailed exposed steel frame.

A new light-gauge steel specification offers help for housebuilders looking to accelerate delivery. By Nick Barrett.

Six projects scooped SSDA awards at an evening reception held in the City of London on 26 September.

The British Constructional Steelwork Association and Steel for Life have announced the shortlist for the 56th Structural Steel Design Awards.