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100 Liverpool Street, London
Architect – Hopkins Architects
Structural engineer – AKT II
Steelwork contractor – William Hare
Main contractor – Sir Robert McAlpine
Client – British Land100 Bishopsgate, London
Architect – Allies & Morrison
Structural engineer – Robert Bird Group
Steelwork contractor – William Hare
Main contractor – Multiplex
Client – Brookfield PropertiesBrentford Community Stadium
Architect – AFL Architects
Structural engineer – Arup
Main contractor – Buckingham Group Contracting Ltd
Client – Lionel Road Developments LtdBrundholme and Low Pearson Bridges, Cumbria
Architect – Capita
Structural engineer – Beaver Bridges Ltd
Steelwork contractor – Jamestown Manufacturing Ltd
Main contractor – Cubby Construction Ltd
Client – Lake District National Park AuthorityGlasgow Queen Street Station
Architect – BDP
Structural engineer – Arup
Main contractor – Balfour Beatty Kilpatrick
Client – Network RailHams Way Footbridge, Worcester
Architect – Moxon Architects
Structural engineer – COWI
Steelwork contractor – S H Structures Ltd
Main contractor – Alun Griffiths (Contractors) Ltd
Client – Worcestershire County CouncilHeron Quay Pavilion, Canary Wharf, London
Architect – Adamson Associates
Structural engineer – Arup
Steelwork contractor – Elland Steel Structures Ltd
Main contractor – Canary Wharf Contractors
Client – Canary Wharf GroupLeicester City FC Training Ground
Architect – KSS Group Ltd
Structural engineer – TRP Consulting
Steelwork contractor – BHC Ltd
Main contractor – McLaren
Client – Leicester City Football ClubMajestic, Leeds
Architect – DLA Architecture
Structural engineer – Buro Happold
Main contractor – Sir Robert McAlpine
Client – City Square Developments LtdManchester Airport Terminal 2 Transformation
Architect – Pascall + Watson
Structural engineer – Buro Happold
Steelwork contractor – William Hare
Main contractor – Laing O'Rourke
Client – Manchester Airport GroupMurdoch's Connection, A63 Castle Street, Hull
Architect – Matter Architects
Structural engineer – Arup
Steelwork contractor – S H Structures Ltd
Main contractor – Tilbury Douglas Construction
Client – Highways EnglandPinewood Studios Phase II
Architect – McAlpine Design Group
Structural engineer – McAlpine Design Group
Steelwork contractor – Billington Structures Ltd
Main contractor – Sir Robert McAlpine
Client – Pinewood StudiosPooley New Bridge, Cumbria
Architect – Knight Architects
Structural engineer – GHD
Main contractor – Eric Wright Civil Engineering
Client – Cumbria County CouncilRoyal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, Union Street
Architect – Bennetts Associates
Structural engineer – Integral Engineering Design
Main contractor – 8build Ltd
Client – The Royal College of Obstetricians and GynaecologistsThe Catalyst, Newcastle upon Tyne
Architect – GSS Architecture
Structural engineer – s h e d
Main contractor – Bowmer + Kirkland
Client – Newcastle UniversityThe Hickman, London
Architect – DSDHA
Structural engineer – Heyne Tillett Steel
Steelwork contractor – Hillcrest Structural Ltd
Main contractor – Ellmer Construction
Client – Great Portland Estates plcThe University of Winchester, West Downs Campus
Architect – Design Engine
Structural engineer – Heyne Tillett Steel
Steelwork contractor – Hillcrest Structural Ltd
Main contractor – Osborne
Client – The University of WinchesterWenlock Works, London
Architect – Buckley Gray Yeoman
Structural engineer – Heyne Tillett Steel
Steelwork contractor – Billington Structures Ltd
Main contractor – Sir Robert McAlpine
Client – Stanhope PLC
David Moore, chief executive of the British Constructional Steelwork Association which is organising the awards, said: “Structural steelwork is the original sustainable material with the ability to be recycled and re-used time and time again to deliver structures that meet the low carbon demands of clients and the climate emergency. It is also able to deliver efficient, practical, and flexible spaces that are both beautiful and cost-effective. 2020/21 has been a challenging year with covid-19, Brexit and supply issues but even with these trials the constructional steelwork sector has remained buoyant and continues to provide high-quality buildings and infrastructure for demanding clients.”
Richard Fletcher, regional business director, Trimble Buildings, which is sponsoring the awards, said: “In its 53rd year, Trimble are delighted to continue to be associated with the Structural Steel Design awards and are further enthralled with the level of excellence in the use of this adaptable and sustainable structural material that they display. The past year has challenged the industry and wider society in ways we have not previously experienced. The ability of the industry to continue to deliver projects of this quality in an ever-changing world, leveraging technology for design for manufacture and assembly, is truly inspirational. Good luck to all those shortlisted.”
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