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5 Feb 2015 - No comments
Work to deliver an £8m care home in Newton Mearns has kicked off with nursing and care provider Meallmore moving on site as part of a larger Mactaggart & Mickel residential scheme.
Designed...
4 Feb 2015 - No comments
Above ground works to deliver a giant mixed-use project adjacent to Edinburgh’s redeveloped Haymarket Station have now begun as contractor’s progress preparatory works for the £200m...
4 Feb 2015 - No comments
Barr Construction has been appointed to deliver a £20m leisure centre in Irvine, replacing the 1970s built Magnum Centre with a combined sport, cultural and exhibition centre.
First...
3 Feb 2015 - No comments
Aberdeen has beaten off stiff competition from the likes of Cumbernauld, East Kilbride and Leven to win the award nobody wants, the Plook-on-the-Plinth trophy for Scotland’s most dismal place,...
30 Jan 2015 - No comments
New Ingliston Ltd has submitted a proposal of application notice for the first phase of its proposed International Business Gateway on farmland close to Edinburgh Airport – a joint initiative...
29 Jan 2015 - No comments
National Galleries Scotland (NGS) are in talks with Edinburgh City Council to purchase a parcel of land overlooking Princes Street Gardens, part of a wider £15m overhaul of the institution....
29 Jan 2015 - No comments
Page\Park architects have put the finishing touches to their refurbishment of The Scottish National Portrait Gallery , with a range of new statuary now adorning the walls of the institution....
28 Jan 2015 - No comments
Three concrete towers have reached half their final 210m height as the first segments of road deck are hoisted into position for the £1.4bn bridge.
The Queensferry Crossing is scheduled to...
28 Jan 2015 - No comments
Edinburgh City Council has granted approval to conversion of office accommodation on the city’s Buccleuch Street to be converted into student housing.
Plans drawn up by JM Architects on...
26 Jan 2015 - No comments
The University of the Highlands and Islands has revealed plans to build a £6.5m academy of sport and wellbeing at its Perth campus on Crieff Road, incorporating a hockey pitch, badminton and...
22 Jan 2015 - No comments
Edinburgh Airport has lifted the lid on a£50m airside investment programme which will triple capacity of its baggage and immigration facilities.
Work on the phased development will begin this...
22 Jan 2015 - No comments
A steering group set up to establish a Business Improvement District (BID) in Edinburgh’s west end has begun balloting 156 businesses across 20 streets, urging them to commit to pay a levy to...
22 Jan 2015 - No comments
A planned £8m refurbishment and redevelopment of Rothesay Pavilion has taken a step forward with the award of an £750k grant by Highlands & Islands Enterprise toward the scheme.
Led by...
22 Jan 2015 - No comments
A ground breaking ceremony has taken place at the site of NHS Lothian’s £48m first phase redevelopment of its Royal Edinburgh Campus .
Undertaken in partnership with Hub South East...
11 Feb 2015 - No comments
HUB North Scotland has secured planning approval from Moray Council for a JM Architects designed school on the site of the existing Elgin high.
In order to minimise internal environments the...
20 Jan 2015 - No comments
The Scottish government’s pledge to provide an additional £10m to keep the V&A at Dundee project above water has been given short shrift by architect Alan Dunlop, who points out that it was...
19 Jan 2015 - No comments
A vertiginous demolition platform has been raised onto the roof of 109 Bluevale Street , an 85m tall tower block in Camlachie, Glasgow, the joint tallest tower block in the city alongside a twin...
16 Jan 2015 - No comments
The estimated cost of delivering Dundee’s waterfront V&A museum has nearly doubled from £45m to £76.16m as contractor BAM Construction faces up to the reality of the ‘unique’ challenges...
15 Jan 2015 - No comments
Plans to build a £130m film studio near Straiton, Midlothian, have been put on public display by project backers to give residents a say on a new TV and film complex designed to bring...
14 Jan 2015 - No comments
Graeme Massie Architects have made a five strong shortlist to oversee the redesign of Birmingham’s Centenary Square after seeing off 185 entrants from around the world in an anonymous RIBA...
14 Jan 2015 - No comments
The City of Edinburgh Council is to decide the fate of Meadowbank Stadium next month as its corporate policy and strategy committee meet to decide whether to allocate up to £19.8m in funding...
12 Jan 2015 - No comments
Fife Council has appointed Hub East central Scotland to deliver the new Levenmouth High School as the £42.5m project reaches financial close, paving the way for the 18,100sq/m school to open its...
9 Jan 2015 - No comments
The UK construction industry is in fine fettle according to the latest snapshot of the economy produced by the ONS which shows an increase in output of 3.6 per cent – when compared with November...
9 Jan 2015 - No comments
Urban Realm has hit the ground running in 2015 with publication of our first issue of the year, available now to all subscribers , a bumper edition which investigates the legacy of the Cold War on...
8 Jan 2015 - No comments
A public consultation has been launched into plans to build a new Barrhead High School ahead of a formal planning application for the BDP designed school.
Funded by East Renfrewshire Council...
7 Jan 2015 - No comments
Shettleston Housing Association has commenced delivery of a £3m Anderson Bell + Christie social housing development in Glasgow’s east end.
Due for delivery in November the 29 new homes are...
6 Jan 2015 - No comments
TIAA Henderson Real Estate has submitted detailed plans for a ‘dense, diverse and delightful’ redevelopment of Edinburgh’s St James Centre, further fleshing out its outline proposals from...
5 Jan 2015 - No comments
Page\Park architects have developed early stage proposals for the redevelopment of Edinburgh’s Register Lanes , as part of a delivery group comprising key stakeholders in the regeneration....
5 Jan 2015 - No comments
Strathclyde University is to undertake a series of ‘sympathetic’ modifications and alterations to its former Architecture Building as part of efforts to turn it into a teaching and counseling...
23 Dec 2014 - No comments
Caledonian Trust have renewed an application for planning in principle for a 21,500sqm of mixed use development including residential, retail/commercial, hotel and student accommodation on the...
22 Dec 2014 - No comments
Debate surrounding the restoration strategy for the Glasgow School of Art’s iconic Mackintosh designed library has intensified with architects speaking out in favour of a contemporary...
18 Dec 2014 - No comments
Millenium & Copthorne Hotels have lodged plans, as yet unpublicised, to build a ‘futuristic’ extension to their George Square hotel following the loss of a 1970s built extension to an...
17 Dec 2014 - No comments
Marriott has signed a deal with Aberdeen City Council to tenant a 126 bedroom hotel within the Marischal Square development , with construction beginning in January for completion by summer 2017....
17 Dec 2014 - No comments
Colin Baillie, a Dundee School of Architecture graduate currently working for Gareth Hoskins Architects, has secured first prize in the Loire + Loges micro-architecture competition with his design...
16 Dec 2014 - No comments
A novel viewing tower set to dominate the south coast town of Brighton is currently taking place in Holland with the fabrication of 17 steel drums and 33 giant flanges.
Components for the...
10 Dec 2014 - No comments
Tiger Developments are preparing to commence groundworks on their Haymarket development in the New Year as site stabilisation works, including reinforcement of underground railway tunnels, near...
11 Dec 2014 - No comments
A consultation period covering redevelopment of Glasgow’s Queen Street Station will conclude in a little under a fortnight when a feedback deadline expires on 22 December.
Opinions are...
9 Dec 2014 - No comments
A consolidation push within the digital visualisation sector has seen Soluis Group acquire its smaller rival Inlightin for an undisclosed sum.
The friendly takeover is the latest in a series...
8 Dec 2014 - No comments
Forrest Furnishing has submitted plans for a 19 floor development of 376 student bedrooms on the corner of Cathedral Street and North Hanover Street, directly opposite a proposed M&S store as...
5 Dec 2014 - No comments
West Dunbartonshire Council and Cube Housing Association have begun delivery of 54 new homes for affordable rent at Beardmore Place, Clydebank, part of a commitment to deliver 300 such homes over...
2 Dec 2014 - No comments
The RIAS has begun a fundraising drive to help deliver a series of events, commissions and exhibitions to be held during its 2016 Festival of Architecture by tapping every architecture practice...
2 Dec 2014 - No comments
A bid to extend Linlithgow’s Xcite Leisure Centre has been approved by West Lothian Council, clearing the way for work to begin on a 500sq/m gym and 200sq/m multi-purpose studio space early in...
1 Dec 2014 - No comments
Historic Scotland is to go ahead with the construction of a conservation centre in Stirling after securing a £3.8m grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
The cash means that the £8.9m...
1 Dec 2014 - No comments
Keppie has been appointed as design and landscape architect for a £19.3m headquarters for West Dunbartonshire Council following a four-way pitch.
Delivered on behalf of hub West Scotland...
28 Nov 2014 - No comments
A £24m office block in Glasgow’s east end, future home of Police Scotland, has been unveiled by Clyde Gateway, the regeneration agencies largest single project to date.
The Cooper Cromar...
28 Nov 2014 - No comments
CCG have broken ground on a development of 53 new homes for affordable let on Goosecroft Road, Stirling, designed by Michael Laird Architects to help reconnect the town centre with its railway...
27 Nov 2014 - No comments
A student’s degree project has been identified as the source of a devastating fire which swept through the Glasgow School of Art after forensic investigators painstakingly combed debris for...
24 Nov 2014 - No comments
Edinburgh Airport is in line for its third passenger hotel with plans being drawn up for a 175 room Hampton by Hilton close to the newly expanded terminal .
The £16m scheme has been drawn up...
21 Nov 2014 - No comments
Edinburgh University has lifted the wraps from its latest student housing build, a conversion and extension of the historic Deaconess House to form 318 flats.
Built by Graham Construction to...
21 Nov 2014 - No comments
The Glasgow Institute of Architects has named James Hand and Nik Klahre as winners of a design competition for a new gathering space and history resource at Springburn Winter Garden ....
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