ArcelorMittal provides a complete range of steel from structural, for the most creative constructions, to architectural, where the building envelope can only be limited by imagination.
Architects' news
The world's first hotel built with low carbon emissions steel structures
20 June 2024Companies in Europe and America are joining forces to build the world’s first hotel using low carbon emissions steel. The new, iconic TRYP hotel by Wyndham Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic will be the first hotel in the world to contain significant quantities of low carbon emissions steel. Wide flange beams made with XCarb® recycled and renewably produced steel provided by ArcelorMittal, the world’s leading steel and mining company, and transformed by the Spanish steel processor Sualsa, will be used by World Trade Holding Corp (WTH Corp). Construction began in April 2024, and the low carbon emissions steel structures are due to arrive in the Dominican Republic in July 2024.
Project newsLife Cycle Assessment of purlin systems: the influence of the low carbon high strength steels in CO2eq. emissions
17 June 2024As the construction sector hustles to decarbonise, more and more research into the Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) of building and building components is being conducted. This paper contributes to this growing body of research with a comprehensive comparison of cold formed steel (CFS) purlin roof systems using the latest LCA techniques and the latest environmental data.
Technical articleCheck out the new videos in our cinematheque!
21 May 2024Have you visited the Constructalia cinematheque lately? Over the last few months, we have added a number of new videos, including fascinating webinars about trending steel topics!
Website newsNew EPDs for decking profiles and sandwich panels made of XCarb® recycled and renewably produced steel
30 April 2024ArcelorMittal Construction's roof decking profiles and PIR sandwich panels made of XCarb® recycled and renewably produced steel are now backed by new Environmental Product Declarations (EPD). The use of XCarb® steel significantly reduces the carbon footprint in the production of these products.
Product newsUpdated XCarb® recycled and renewably produced EPDs
18 March 2024Updated Environmental Product Declarations for XCarb® recycled and renewably produced flat products are available now on Constructalia.
Website newsNew! 2024 version of Steel foundation solutions catalogue & HZ®-M steel wall system brochure
29 February 2024The 2024 editions of ArcelorMittal Sheet Piling’s general catalogue ‘Steel foundation solutions’ and the 'HZ®-M steel wall system’ brochure are now available!Both publications include the new EN 10248 – Part 1:2023 standard.
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Architects
"An idea is salvation by imagination." Frank Lloyd Wright
One of the milestones in architecture was discovering the use of iron and steel for construction. What would the history of architecture have been without steel?
Steel allows even the most creative and bold imaginings to become reality. Moreover, steel's durability is one of the key properties that make it a sustainable material, which complies with the requirements of sustainable design.
Useful information
MoreThe versatility of steel is incontrovertible
There are no limits in shapes or structures - finishes, colours, and effects can all play an unusual role in all types of building elevations.…
Each architectural dream can be achieved through the steel facades and structure of the building. When it comes to structure, steel frames changed the fundamental concept of constructing a wall introducing the possibility to build lighter and higher while incorporating natural light without any restriction.
No other material has previously allowed such strength while preserving its lightness. The beauty of steel has influenced the architectural trend to maintain the visible structure as high-tech architecture, also known as structural expressionism.
Steel allows for the most technologically advanced high-rise buildings, bridge constructions, railway terminals, airports and so on.