Projects
The Forge – UK’s first net zero carbon commercial building
A new office building development in South London is a pioneering innovation project showcasing leaner and greener commercial construction practices.
Lakhta centre represents new greener era for skyscrapers
The Lakhta Centre in Russia is not only one of the tallest buildings in Europe, it is one of the five most eco-friendly skyscrapers on the planet.
House of Tomorrow Today delivers comfort and sustainability
An experimental home in the Netherlands is providing powerful insights into the principles of sustainable design through the cold-formed steel frame that sits at its core.
South Korea’s National Assembly Communication Hall built with INNOVILT
The Premium Steel Structural Material Brand INNOVILT has underpinned the latest addition to South Korea's National Assembly.
Museum of the Future pushes the boundaries of aesthetic design
One of the most challenging and unique building projects in the world, Dubai’s Museum of the Future is a true architectural experiment
Glass corridor in China takes tourists above the clouds
This stunning steel-built tourist attraction in China features the world’s biggest piece of glass, among other record-breaking engineering feats.
World Cup shipping containers stadium aims for post-2022 legacy
Modified steel shipping containers are being used to construct the Ras Abu Aboud stadium in Qatar for the 2022 Fifa World Cup.
World’s longest suspension bridge will connect Europe and Asia
Scheduled to open in 2023, the Canakkale 1915 bridge will be a steel-built infrastructure first, spanning the Dardanelles strait that separates the European and Asian continents.
Liverpool University Hospital will revitalise city centre
Structural steelwork is playing a crucial role in the redevelopment of one of the largest hospitals in the north of England, a building that also represents a regeneration of an area in Liverpool city centre.
Kerry’s Headquarters is a triumph of speedy design
The European Headquarters for Kerry Group’s Global Technology and Innovation Centre has a capacity of 25,000m2 over four storeys, which are used for functions such as offices, meeting rooms, and research and development facilities.