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Clare 3rd September 2024
Freyssinet’s Acton office recently donated conferencing equipment to the West Middlesex University Hospital and Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. The equipment, which includes a 75-inch screen with built-in PC and camera, had been retired by SFIT but was…
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Clare 1st August 2024
A carbon hanger bridge on the Poland-Germany border has opened for rail crossings, and is the first example of this type of bridge being used for heavy loads.
Clare 25th July 2024
National Highways have launched a competition to find a winning design for a low-carbon footbridge over the A127 in Essex as part of the Lower Thames Crossing.
Clare 11th July 2024
The best opportunity we have to experience the wonders of tunnel engineering is to drive through them. Here are five of the most impressive UK road tunnels.
Clare 27th June 2024
Bridges are crucial pieces of infrastructure that help to keep the arteries of the country running smoothly, and the UK is home to several impressive bridges.
Clare 23rd May 2024
AI has potential uses for the construction and maintenance of tunnels. For example, it could be used for preventative corrosion control. Here’s a closer look.
Clare 30th April 2024
Norway is a step further towards the construction of the world’s first ship tunnel, as a technical advisor is appointed for the project in Vestland County.
Clare 24th April 2024
Freyssinet is delighted to have joined the Temporary Works Forum (TWf). The TWf leads the UK construction industry’s discussion and research on best practice in temporary works. The main objectives of the TWf and its members are: Give authoritative guidance…
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Clare 10th April 2024
Renovation works have been completed on a unique sliding rail bridge in Keadby near Scunthorpe. The sliding structure was added to cross the canal in 1925.
Clare 27th March 2024
A microtunnel that will carry power cables for HS2 TBMs is to be constructed under the Grand Union Canal in London ahead of the building of the Euston section.