Technical Steel goes back to school with Quakers 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.
Technical Steel rides high with Porsche Sculpture A complex sculpture, supporting six Porsche sports cars, is an exemplary application of steelwork efficiency and design.
Technical Steel’s Severn crossing in the faithful city Connected to the National Cycle Network, a new river crossing in Worcester has created a sustainable commuting option for the city’s northern neighbourhoods.
Technical Steel’s green signal at Moorgate Occupying a previously vacant City of London plot, 21 Moorfields spans an important underground station with an architecturally detailed exposed steel frame.
Technical Gigafactory is fully charged with steel 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.
Technical The steel super sheds: inside construction’s booming logistics sector The rapid rise of internet shopping has led to growing demand for distribution warehouses, which in turn are getting bigger and quicker to build. Martin Cooper reports.
Digital Construction A solution for structural steel reuse The RESTOR project excited the judges with its potential for facilitating the reuse of steel sections – and won the Delivering Sustainability with Digital Innovation category at the Digital Construction Awards 2025.
Technical Rebar ready for product assurance reform Dame Judith Hackitt’s warning at November’s CIOB lecture about independent assurance for construction products was not new. In the same lecture 12 months earlier, Paul Morrell highlighted this point –…
News McAlpine to build electric arc furnace at Port Talbot steelworks Sir Robert McAlpine has been appointed by Tata Steel to construct an electric arc furnace at Port Talbot steelworks, under a construction management contract. McAlpine will be responsible for managing…
Technical Home help with light-gauge steelwork A new light-gauge steel specification offers help for housebuilders looking to accelerate delivery. By Nick Barrett.
Technical How Mace built Landsec’s low-carbon hybrid A hybrid steel and CLT solution, combined with a retained 1950s structure, helped cut construction-related CO2 on a Landsec scheme where Mace is main contractor. Martin Cooper reports from Southwark
Technical Structural Steel Design Awards 2024: 8 Bishopsgate, London Soaring from a plot bounded by two of the City of London’s busiest thoroughfares, 8 Bishopsgate is the UK’s tallest structure to achieve a BREEAM ‘Outstanding’ rating.
Technical Structural Steel Design Awards 2024: Sky Innovation Centre, London The Sky Innovation Centre represents the latest phase in the redevelopment of the media company’s west London campus.
Digital Construction Cautious welcome for Autodesk and Nemetschek interoperability deal The GIIG (formerly the Government & Industry Interoperability Group, now part of nima) has given a cautious welcome to the recent announcement by Autodesk and Nemetschek that the two software giants have entered an interoperability agreement.
Technical Sustainable steel and the ‘dash for scrap’ There has been a surge in demand for scrap steel recently – but there are better ways of reducing carbon emissions in constructional steelwork, Nick Barrett says.
Technical Mace’s passport to materials reuse Mace’s steel-framed Edenica office project at 100 Fetter Lane in London features the first use of Waterman’s ‘materials passports’ system – which could transform the industry’s ability to reuse materials. Martin Cooper reports.
Video Video | Giant steel girders arrive for Hinkley Point turbine hall The first of two giant steel girders was recently delivered to the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station site in Somerset.
Technical How to repurpose steel-framed buildings steel-framed buildings Existing buildings can be reused and repurposed, rather than demolished in favour of new-build, and steel-framed structures provide many examples of how this is possible, writes Martin Cooper.
The November/December 2026 issue of Construction Management magazine is now available to read in digital format.
CM and CIOB have launched a survey to find out whether contractual disputes are increasing in construction – and what is driving them.