What’s the best construction method for fast, durable residential builds in the UK?

Lately, I’ve been researching different construction methods for residential and small commercial projects, especially for people who want faster build times without compromising strength or durability.

Traditional brickwork is still popular, but light gauge steel framing seems to be gaining a lot of attention in the UK. It’s precise, resistant to warping, and works really well for modern homes, garden rooms, annexes, and even self-build projects. Another big advantage is how clean and predictable the build process is compared to traditional methods.

I recently came across Acero Designs Ltd, a UK-based company that focuses on bespoke steel frame design and fabrication. Their website explains the whole process clearly, from design to installation, and they cover both residential and commercial projects. It’s interesting to see how steel framing is being used more for custom builds rather than just large industrial structures.

Has anyone here used steel frame construction for a home or garden room project? I’d be interested to hear real-world experiences and how it compares to traditional builds in terms of cost and long-term performance.