SSDA Shortlist 2026
The shortlist for the 58th Structural Steel Design Awards (SSDA), jointly sponsored by the British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) and Steel for Life.
About from company website
New Steel Construction (NSC) was launched in 1993 to offer a comprehensive and current view of the steelwork construction industry. It maintains high editorial standards, guided by an Editorial Advisory Board composed of leading industry professionals, including academics, researchers, consultants, engineers, architects, and clients. Each issue presents reports on cutting-edge projects, profiles of prominent figures in the steelwork sector and among its clients, and detailed analyses of key topics such as costs, sustainability, thermal mass, and fire engineering.
The publication also includes news on new publications, design software releases and updates, and a dedicated industry news section. NSC is published ten times annually and circulates to a curated database of professionals actively involved in the UK construction industry. This includes architects, engineers, surveyors, contractors, and clients.
The magazine aims to be a vital resource for those who specify, design, build, and fabricate structural steel, ensuring broad reach within the steel construction sector. The publication is a joint effort by the British Constructional Steelwork Association (BCSA) and Steel for Life, in association with the Steel Construction Institute (SCI), and is managed by Alignment Media.
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Project experience from company website
Steel creates modern future-proofed offices
St John's Innovation Park, Cambridge
Lightweight cellular beams have been used throughout the Dirac Building.
Client · St John's College
Reuse brings multiple benefits
65 Gresham Street, London
Offering plenty of greenery for the tenants, each elevation will feature inset balconies and/or terraces.
Client · JP Morgan Asset Management
Top of the class
Appleby Grammar School, Cumbria
The new 'superblock' is a three-storey structure designed around a regular column grid pattern.
Client · Department for Education
Landmark leisure scheme
Deal Leisure Centre
For speed of construction, the first floor and roof are both formed with metal decking.
Client · Dover District Council
Steel framed recycling
Wolverton Reuse and Recycling Centre
A steel-framed option was used for its speed of construction.
Client · Milton Keynes City Council
Trail blazing bridges
The Cothi Footbridge did not require any steel-framed approach ramps. Beaver Bridges has supplied two steel footbridges that form an essential element of a new walking and cycling trail built on a former railway line in South Wales.
Town centre freshened up with steel
Grimsby
Big changes are progressing in Grimsby town centre as a mixed-use scheme, featuring a five-screen cinema, is set to breathe new life into an existing shopping centre.
East coast education boost
Great Yarmouth
Kier has followed its own design guidelines for educational buildings and used a steel-framed solution with precast concrete planks for a new school building.
That's entertainment
Great Yarmouth's Wellington Pier
Structural steelwork has provided a cost-effective and quick construction programme for an extension to Great Yarmouth's Wellington Pier.
Steelwork up for town centre redevelopment
Leyland
Known as the Leyland Town Deal, a major redevelopment scheme is progressing in the Lancashire town. One of the project's two main phases includes a new civic building.
Contractor named for new London Stansted Airport skylinks
London Stansted Airport
London Stansted Airport has confirmed Farrans as its partner for the construction of its new skylink walkways. The new skylinks are an integral feature of the airport's development plans.
Clients mentioned from company website
St John's College, JP Morgan Asset Management, Department for Education, Milton Keynes City Council, Dover District Council.
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What does New Steel Construction do?
New Steel Construction is a publication providing coverage of the steelwork construction industry, featuring projects, design advances, and new products. Published ten times a year. Their listed services include Steel fabrication and Steel erection.
Where is New Steel Construction based?
New Steel Construction is registered at Cawley House, 149-155 Canal Street, Nottingham, NG1 7HR, in East Midlands.
What areas does New Steel Construction cover?
New Steel Construction states that it works across Nationwide.
How many people work at New Steel Construction?
Accounts filed for the year to 2024 report 101 employees, which places the company in the 50-249 employees band.
Is New Steel Construction still trading?
Companies House lists New Steel Construction as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2024-12-31.
What sectors does New Steel Construction work in?
New Steel Construction works in Commercial, Industrial, Infrastructure, Public, Education and Leisure.
When was New Steel Construction established?
New Steel Construction was incorporated on 2020-10-08, though the company says it has traded since 1993.