Tom Baker

From Network Rail HQ to Magna Park, MK1 Leisure Park and Wolverton, explore four Milton Keynes steel construction projects that show how structural steel suits a city built for growth.

Norwich’s steel landmarks: Foster’s Sainsbury Centre, the Chapelfield Spire, the restored keep at Norwich Castle and the weathering-steel Jarrold Bridge over the River Wensum.

From Middlesbrough College on the old Middlehaven docks to the award-winning Greatham Creek seal hides, discover four Teesside projects built in steel.

From Luton Airport’s multi-storey car park and the DART viaduct to Barnfield College and Junction logistics park, we look at four landmark Luton steel construction projects.

Oxford is famed for its dreaming spires, but steel shapes its modern skyline. We look at four Oxford projects, from university chemistry labs and the Schwarzman Centre to Westgate.

From three BSF schools and the elliptical Maggie’s Nottingham to Unity Square’s rare steel core and Mansfield’s new diagnostic centre, see how structural steel shaped four Nottinghamshire landmarks.

From Leicester City’s Seagrave training centre to Hotel Brooklyn at Welford Road, Colton Square and City of Leicester College, see how structural steel is helping Leicester punch above its weight.

From The Catalyst on the former brewery site at Newcastle Helix to a city library re-engineered in steel, we look at four Newcastle projects where structural steel cut cost, saved time and solved tight sites.

From a business quarter on a former railway station to a warehouse frame given a second life, discover four Leeds projects that show how steel is helping the city reinvent itself.

For quite a while now the university city of Cambridge has been a hive of building activity, even to the extent that some wags have nicknamed it Cranebridge. Decades of growth in tech, life sciences and research have turned a compact university city into a hotbed of construction.