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Tall order

5 Nov 20 Construction of what will be a new waterfront landmark is under way in Aarhus, Denmark’s second city. Helena Russell reports on progress so far

Legal battles: Zooming into the future

2 Nov 20 Earlier this year, solicitor Bill Barton led the first ever case to be conducted in the Technology & Construction Court entirely through Zoom – and saw the shape of things to come

Feeling the heat

21 Oct 20 A fire-door manufacturer launches two new products just as it emerges that most of the fire doors inspected last year failed their inspections. With the Building Safety Bill now starting its passage through parliament, change is surely on the way. David Taylor reports

Sunderland on solid ground

21 Oct 20 Phase three of Sunderland’s strategic transport corridor threads its way through made ground and around a shipyard before tiptoeing over an infilled quarry, all of which demand complex groundworks. Helena Russell reports

To Russia...with love?

12 Oct 20 The Russian government is keen to mend relations with the UK. But its ambition to lure overseas businesses with attractive construction and infrastructure opportunities may have been ruined by Covid-19. Eugene Gerden reports

High tension

30 Sep 20 Post-tensioned concrete has been used to finesse the structural design of Warwick University’s new arts faculty building. David Taylor reports

Reaching out

25 Sep 20 Specialist contractor Sheet Piling UK has started work installing two and a half kilometres of permanent steel sheet piles along a 5km stretch of the A19 trunk road near Stockton-on-Tees.

Two’s company…seven’s a crowd

18 Sep 20 No fewer than seven Wolff tower cranes are working in very close proximity on a site in central Amsterdam

Good vibrations

17 Sep 20 Sunderland’s new strategic transport corridor has seen piling specialist Van Elle using vibro stone columns for the first time on a major civils project. Margo Cole spoke to the company about its diversification into ground improvements

Tough times ahead for fit-out firms

17 Sep 20 Contractors specialising in interiors and fit-out have seen workloads falter and profits slide. And now they’re facing the fall-out from Covid-19. David Taylor reports

The people’s bridge

21 Jul 20 Inspired design and sensitive consultation with the local community has culminated in a dramatic crane operation to install a new bridge – the UK’s first stainless-steel road bridge – in Cumbria last month. Helena Russell reports

Lockdown revisited: UK construction rises to the challenge

17 Jul 20 Devastating though the Covid-19 lockdown has been, construction of the NHS Nightingale hospitals provided a showcase for industry expertise

Waste not, want not

17 Jul 20 Changes to the regulations governing the disposal of plastic packaging could spark a massive hike in the cost of some building materials. David Taylor reports

Roller coasters: The more complicated the better

15 Jul 20 The refurbishment of the UK’s tallest rollercoaster is the first of many complex projects for the industry’s youngest steelwork fabricator – at least, that’s the hope of its managing director, Jarrod Hulme. He spoke to David Taylor

Mass transport for the post-Covid world

7 Jul 20 Hyperloop is being heralded as the first new form of public transportation in more than a century. Lisa Russell looks at whether Covid-19 might accelerate its adoption

Piling firms in the doldrums

1 Jul 20 The most recent financial statements from the UK’s biggest piling specialists tell a bleak story, with turnover down and profits tumbling. David Taylor reports

Cutting the cost of toxic timber

7 May 20 The demolition industry is working towards a code of practice for the handling of potentially contaminated waste wood. Mark Smulian reports

New roads for old...

6 May 20 With asphalt recycling becoming increasingly viable, one contractor hopes to achieve 90% recycled content in its asphalt mixes. David Taylor reports

What’s in a name?

6 May 20 A-Plant is changing its name to Sunbelt. Phil Bishop looks at why companies seek to rebrand and what it achieves

UK’s biggest ever temporary water treatment exercise

5 May 20 What is believed to be the UK’s biggest-ever temporary water treatment exercise has preserved the natural environment in a remote part of the South Wales Valleys. David Taylor reports

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