A new year means a new print edition of Steel Design Magazine. Did you have a favourite article from 2024? Let us know down below and, who knows? It may make the cut.

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Let's look back... to the future? Revisit July's article on the future of steel design and how the industry as a whole can get a lot greener. Read it again:

“The building season is so short up here. We knew we HAD to use steel.” Have you read this month’s Steel Design? Find out how steel made sense when building this personal pickleball court/golf simulator:

With a renewed focus on sustainability, we want to know how you're using steel to make greener buildings with less embodied carbon. Put us in the loop:

Looking for New Year inspiration? Take a peek at some spec sheets and open your mind to some new possibilities of building with steel at Architect’s Corner:

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Innovative uses of steel don’t have to be big and grand. Sometimes, they can be as small as a pickleball court. In this month’s Steel Design article, we head up to a personal oasis built in a backyard:

2024 kicked off with a look at an incredible development down in the heart of Texas. Revisit the PS1200 Fort Worth development and see how old military surplus inspired this project from the future: @FutureSteel

Your clients are asking for higher environmental standards. What are they really asking for? In 2024, we sat down with the author of XCarb®’s EPDs and got the inside scoop on what goes into those certifications:

Ever walk past a new build and wonder how they did it? You don’t have to submit your personal projects to be featured in Steel Design – any innovative uses of building with steel will do! Submit a story through our website:

How do you make a facade that defies simple geometry? Let’s look back at our conversation with about hiding a box inside the @GRTCanadian Casino Resort Toronto:

We’re wrapping up our articles for our annual print issue of Steel Design Magazine. Get a hard copy of our best stories of the year, mailed to you for free, by subscribing on our website. Don’t put it off – subscribe today:

As we kick off the new year, let’s look back on some of our favourite articles of 2024. What have you enjoyed reading this past year? Let us know what your favourite article of 2024 was in the comments.

Thank you for an incredible 2024! This year, Steel Design went further in depth into the future of steel than ever before, and highlighted some incredible projects. What was your favourite highlight this year? Let us know in the comments below.

With 2024 coming to a close, you can look forward to the year’s best articles in print form. Subscribe to Steel Design and click the Print Version button to get 2024’s best articles in beautiful magazine form in spring.

“Ice rinks are so much more than a slab of ice – they’re representative of the community.” In this month’s article, read how a small town rallied together to create a gorgeous new community centre supported by steel.

Happy Holidays from all of us at Steel Design Magazine! We wish everyone a wonderful and joyful season.

This month’s article wasn’t the first time we’ve covered ice rinks and their importance to community. Take a look back at our article on the @SkatingClubBOS and @Place_Bell in Montréal and get more of a big-arena fix: 📸 Adrien Williams, Josh LaBeau

In this month of Steel Design, we go to small-town Eastern Ontario to look at Prescott’s new ice rink. Find out how insulated metal panels are a key part of making this dream come true: