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Winchburgh education campus handed August go-ahead
Construction work is poised to begin next month on a primary school and two new secondaries and a sports building in Winchburgh following an agreement between Hub South East and Morrison Construction..
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Outmoded Haymarket office block falls to 21st-century demands
A tired office block in the heart of Edinburgh's Haymarket office district is to be dragged from the 1970s into the 21st century under redevelopment plans led by Aviva Investors..
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Millport town hall rejuvenation makes a grand entrance
Full details of the long-awaited refurbishment of Millport town hall have been published, the culmination of concerted efforts by the Friends of Millport Town Hall to find a new use for the 1878 landmark..
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Monifeith Parish Church
Monifieth Parish Church is the amalgamation of 3 churches in the parish. Over 10 years ago a bold decision was taken to build a new church rather than try and refurbish one of the existing period buildings. It was recognized then that none of these buildi.
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Radical reimagining to make Edinburgh's King's Theatre accessible to all
A formal application has been made for the most radical transformation of Edinburgh's A-listed King's Theatre since its opening in 1906..
Friday - 07/08/20 0 comments
Maryhill School saved from the brink by apartment conversion
A historic and locally admired school building in Maryhill, Glasgow, has been rescued ...
Friday - 07/08/20 0 comments
Queensferry High School handover takes place
The City of Edinburgh Council has taken possession of its newest school with the offic...
Thursday - 06/08/20 2 comments
Modern 'clachan' set to rise in the Ochil Hills
A Perthshire housing development first conceived in 2010 is to recommence with the app...
Thursday - 06/08/20 3 comments
Pentlands petrol station to fill up for the final time
A former petrol station on Biggar Road , Midlothian, could play host to an apartment ...
Thursday - 06/08/20 8 comments
Richard Murphy lifts the lid on Edinburgh's newest crescent
Richard Murphy has provided a personal perspective on the delivery of Edinburgh's newe...
Wednesday - 05/08/20 6 comments
Jordanhill Park townhouses unveiled
CALA Homes are moving onto the next phase of their Jordanhill Park development with ...
Wednesday - 05/08/20 1 comment
Five woodland Aberdeen homes positioned as sustainable development
Fitzgerald Associates and First Construction are leading efforts to build five detach...
Wednesday - 05/08/20 9 comments
Waverley Station mezzanine to provide a platform for future growth
Concept designs for the remodelling of Edinburgh's Waverley Station have been unveil...
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Jordanhill Park townhouses unveiled
Monty Chrystal said,
Why must architects continually follow sheep-like into design vernaculars? Yet another Black...
Richard Murphy lifts the lid on Edinburgh's newest crescent
Kerny said,
Agreed with Jimbo, not normally a RMA fan but this looks good.
Pentlands petrol station to fill up for the final time
Cadmonkey said,
I object. Where will I buy my Christmas Tree?