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Looking to realign its presence in Europe following the U.K.’s Brexit vote on June 23, India-based steel producer Tata Steel is in talks with German-based ThyssenKrupp AG and the British government about a possible joint venture for the European market.

Tomorrow's Building Materials

Construction evolves as researchers advance the underlying science

Jeff Rubenstone

June 29, 2016

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Changing the materials used in the built environment is often a slow process.

International

U.S., China to Cooperate More on Infrastructure Funding

After bilateral meeting, countries also say they will seek to boost P3s

Tom Ichniowski

June 7, 2016

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At a time of steelmaking overcapacity, China also plans to limit growth in its production.

Steel Code of Standard Practice Becomes American National Standard

Nadine M. Post

April 27, 2016

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Interested parties have until May 16 to comment on the final draft of the 2016 Code of Standard Practice for Structural Steel Buildings and Bridges, which the American Institute of Steel Construction Inc. plans to release this fall.

University of Oklahoma’s Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium

Detailing and Optimizing Steel Connections in the Cloud

Tom Sawyer

March 16, 2016

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A cloud-based digital engineer is hovering nearby, ready to calculate, design and optimize thousands of bolted and welded connections on 3D Tekla models as a service to subscribers.

Best of the Best Landscape/Urban Development: Hoover Mason Trestle

Bruce Buckley

March 9, 2016

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Located on the largest industrial brownfield site in the U.S., the Hoover Mason Trestle elevated walkway offers visitors unique views and access to one of the last remaining open-hearth blast furnaces in the country.

Old Steel Site Readies For Life As 21st-Century Logistics Hub

Jim Parsons

February 17, 2016

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Only a handful of structures remain at the 3,100-acre Sparrows Point complex in Baltimore from its heyday as the world’s largest steel mill, but, at present, the site seems equally far removed from its new owners’ long-term vision of the site as a major multimodal logistics and distribution hub.