Bourne Steel featured in the Building Magazine.
	In the February 11th issue of the Building Magazine,  there is a feature entitled Structural Steel, which analyses the future of the structural steel sector, as well as including an interview with the Managing Director and Chairman, David Sands. To view this article which was compiled by David Cane, an associate of Gardiner & Theobald, you must have a subscription to this magazine. Click on the link above to go to their website.
New Modular Army.
Bourne Special Projects took full part in the design/development of the modular system for this demonstration building with the client Aspire and Corus who designed and manufactured the module bedroom units.The access stairs were designed to be integral with the dimensions of the module system,to interconnect with them and allow the systemised claddings and finishes to be incorporated.BSP installed all 50 units,the lightweight frame plant room and the access cores in under two weeks overall. BSP are currently in production with a development of the above system which allows the core frame and stairs to be modularized.In this way the cores can be fully framed and fitted out with stairs,metalwork and finishes under factory conditions to achieve fine tolerances to match the modules. Whilst developed to suit the needs of the MOD/Aspire the Corus/BSP system can be utilised on any project where volumetric /modular construction is seen to have advantages and the benefits of OSM/OSF can be brought to bear.
Bourne Steel featured in the Construction News.
	Our contract with Shepherd Construction Limited was featured in the Construction News on the 10.02.05. The picture featured shows a 250-tonne crane lifting a 26 tonne truss into position, this being one of five. The network of trusses spans the existing underground plant room and will carry the structure for the new cancer research laboratory project in Euston. This work is scheduled for completion next summer 2005.
Bourne Parking complete 144 space car park at Cobalt Business Park.
	Bourne Parking has now completed a 144 space car park at Cobalt Business Park in Newcastle, which is the largest commercial business park development in the UK. Bourne Parking was employed by main contractor Bowmer & Kirkland for the £1.1m turnkey project, which commenced in the summer of 2004 and provides a high quality and cost effective solution using Bourne Parking's unique long span BourneDeck car park frame technology.