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3 Feb 2014 - No comments
Travelodge has announced it is to go-ahead with a £12m hotel on Glasgow’s Queen Street as part of a UK wide expansion drive which will see 15 new hotels open this year.
This forms part of a...
31 Jan 2014 - No comments
Construction work has commenced on a £200m development adjacent to Haymarket Station which will ultimately play host to commercial accommodation, leisure space, a 165 bed hotel and underground car...
31 Jan 2014 - No comments
Dundee’s bid to build a waterfront outpost of the V&A Museum has received a cash boost after winning a £9.4m grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
The sum will go some way toward meeting...
29 Jan 2014 - No comments
Planners at The City of Edinburgh Council have today agreed to grant permission for a £150m redevelopment of the Caltongate , at the heart of the historic Old Town.
Developer Artisan and...
28 Jan 2014 - No comments
The first new homes to be delivered under a £90m of redevelopment of Glasgow’s Laurieston district since work began on the site 18 months ago have been unwrapped.
The Laurieston master...
27 Jan 2014 - No comments
Transport Scotland has announced that a planned £49m expansion of Glasgow’s Queen Street Station will be more ambitious than first thought, after it published the final business case for the...
23 Jan 2014 - No comments
Scotland’s ‘first house’, a distinctive black and white former Toll Bar cottage on the border with England, is to reopen as a coffee shop after lying empty for several years.
Familiar to...
22 Jan 2014 - No comments
Angus Council has announced that construction will take place as early as April this year on new secondary schools for Brechin and Forfar as part of a £50m investment delivered through hub East...
21 Jan 2014 - No comments
Work to restore an historic Merchant’s House on Newcastle’s quayside is drawing to a close following the transformation of the buildings ground floor, which re-opens as a restaurant later this...
17 Jan 2014 - No comments
Plans to construct a new train station at Cambridge Science Park have been given the green light by Cambridgeshire County Council, bringing the development within a 30 minute commute of London....
16 Jan 2014 - No comments
Plans to build a £60m speculative office development on Aberdeen’s Union Street have won approval from planners, clearing the way for demolition to commence on the former Bells Hotel.
This...
16 Jan 2014 - No comments
Highland Council planners have recommended that a 165 bedroom hotel in Inverness at Glebe Street , overlooking the River Ness at Friars Bridge, be granted planning permission.
Drawn up by...
16 Jan 2014 - No comments
Ten watery visions of a future Scotland swamped by climate change have been unveiled by the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS) after they laid down the...
15 Jan 2014 - No comments
Aberdeen City Council has granted planning approval to a 20,800sq/ft office development on South Esplanade West, fronting the banks of the River Dee, in the latest sign of confidence in the...
13 Jan 2014 - No comments
Ushida Findlay, co-founder of Ushida Findlay, has passed away at the age of 60 following a fight against a brain tumour.
Findlay, born in Forfar in 1954, spent 20 years working in Japan where...
10 Jan 2014 - No comments
Whitbread has announced that it has reached agreement with Artisan Real Estate Investors to deliver a twin hotel development In Edinburgh’s Old Town.
The deal will see a 127 room Premier Inn...
10 Jan 2014 - No comments
Edinburgh Airport has unveiled its vision for a new-look entrance building as part of its £25m expansion of the main terminal .
Built on the site of an existing coach park the 6,000sq/m...
9 Jan 2014 - No comments
MSPs are to consider controversial plans to erect a replacement Portobello High School within a popular Edinburgh park later today.
Opponents successfully blocked the JM Architects designed...
7 Jan 2014 - No comments
A contentious proposal to build 16 homes overlooking Culloden Battlefield has been given the go ahead after the developer won the final round of a long-running planning battle.
Inverness...
6 Jan 2014 - No comments
Urban Realm has kicked off the New Year with publication of the latest edition of the magazine, an issue which looks at the current state of play in the architectural profession with profiles of...
6 Jan 2014 - No comments
Defence giant BAE has submitted preliminary plans for the redevelopment of its Govan and Scotstoun shipyards, pending a final decision on the future consolidation of its warship business.
Two...
20 Dec 2013 - No comments
A £25m redevelopment of Edinburgh’s Haymarket Station , Scotland’s fourth busiest, has been officially opened today by Network Rail.
The upgraded station has seen its public spaces...
19 Dec 2013 - No comments
A consortium comprising Barclays Infrastructure Funds Management, McLaughlin & Harvey and Hochtief FM, are to commence delivery of Ayrshire College, Kilmarnock, early in the New Year.
C3 were...
19 Dec 2013 - No comments
Gareth Hoskins has travelled to Vienna to present his practices competition winning plans for the renovation and rebuild of the Weltmuseum Wien, won in conjunction with Ralph Appelbaum and Vasko...
18 Dec 2013 - No comments
Work to build a £3.28m community centre in Dalmarnock has got underway on land next to the Emirates Arena as part of continued regeneration sparked by the Commonwealth Games.
Dalmarnock...
16 Dec 2013 - No comments
A consortium including architects Ralph Appelbaum and Gareth Hoskins have secured the commission to renovate and rebuild Vienna’s Weltmuseum Wien.
The design team won a competitive tendering...
13 Dec 2013 - No comments
BDP has named Glasgow studio head John McManus as its new chief executive following a decision by Peter Drummond not to seek re-election to the role as he switches to chair of the practices London...
11 Dec 2013 - No comments
Work to build a new James Gillespie’s High School in Edinburgh has commenced with Morrison Construction moving on site of the £34m development.
Designed by JM Architects on behalf of...
9 Dec 2013 - No comments
Perth & Kinross Council has selected BAM Construction to deliver two new primary schools as part of a £17m capital investment, accommodating 1,000 nursery and primary pupils between them when they...
6 Dec 2013 - No comments
Chancellor George Osborne has given the government backing to an £11m space technology centre at Edinburgh University, named in honour of Nobel Prize winning physicist Peter Higgs.
The Higgs...
6 Dec 2013 - No comments
Efforts to breathe new life into the crumbling St Peter’s Seminary have been given a lifeline with the award of a £566k Heritage Lottery Fund grant and the possibility of a further £3m by...
5 Dec 2013 - No comments
Aberdeen international Airport has unveiled plans for a £13m redevelopment of its main terminal building to provide a new security area, expanded baggage reclaim and additional shops and...
4 Dec 2013 - No comments
Advance work to build a new £37m Alford Community Campus are taking place ahead of main construction work beginning in the New Year.
Part of a £102m capital spending programme by...
3 Dec 2013 - No comments
Nord Architecture have has filed a planning application for Scotland’s ninth Maggie’s Centre , to be built in the grounds of Keppie’s Forth Valley Royal Hospital, Larbert.
Inspired by...
2 Dec 2013 - No comments
Safedem have successfully completed the demolition of a 25 storey block of flats in the Roystonhill area of Glasgow as part of a new master plan for the area.
Glasgow Housing Association is...
29 Nov 2013 - No comments
Scotch whisky producer the Erdington Group has announced its selection of a Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners design for its planned £100m distillery and visitor centre for The Macallan whisky...
29 Nov 2013 - No comments
Work to replace Dundee’s 1930s built Harris Academy with a brand new building has commenced with main contractor Robertson moving on site of the £30m build.
Dundee City Council has...
28 Nov 2013 - No comments
The department of architecture at Strathclyde University has announced that three of its alumni have won the Scottish Scenic Routes Competition to design three ‘architectural interventions’...
27 Nov 2013 - No comments
Construction work on a pair of giant figurative horse’s heads has been completed today as the latest phase of Falkirk’s Helix project rakes shape.
The £5m sculpture is the centrepiece of...
27 Nov 2013 - No comments
Work to build a £20m extension to Glasgow’s Silverburn shopping centre has begun with contractor Graham Construction moving on-site of the 120,000sq/ft build.
Developer Hammerson is...
26 Nov 2013 - No comments
The Crown Estate has granted a lease to Statoil for the UK’s first floating wind farm, the latest phase of its Hywinds project, pending final go-ahead from the Scottish Government.
This...
25 Nov 2013 - No comments
Plans to erect a new student residential scheme in Newington, Edinburgh , have been submitted by Buile Developments.
Situated between Lutton Place and Bernard Terrace the development would...
22 Nov 2013 - No comments
City of Edinburgh Council has applied for planning permission to extend five primary schools for the start of the 2014/15 school year to meet growing population demands.
Designed by Scott...
22 Nov 2013 - No comments
Robert Gordon’s College have commenced construction work on the UK’s largest school teaching facility for science & technology at its existing Schoolhill campus, Aberdeen.
Kier...
21 Nov 2013 - No comments
Bennetts Associates have fleshed out their thinking in respect of a refurbishment of Glasgow’s Citizens Theatre with the first indication of the revamped theatres impact on Gorbals Street....
20 Nov 2013 - No comments
Hull has seen off competition from Dundee, Leicester and Swansea Bay to be crowned UK City of Culture 2017, assuming the title from this year’s holder – Londonderry.
A unanimous pick for...
21 Nov 2013 - No comments
A team of first year architecture students from the University of Strathclyde have completed work on 12 live-build ‘shelters’ at Wiston Lodge, South Lanarkshire.
Mirroring last year’s...
20 Nov 2013 - No comments
Elder & Cannon architects have completed work on a development of 103 self-contained studio apartments on the site of a former drill hall at West Princes Street , Glasgow.
Set within the...
15 Nov 2013 - No comments
An application has been filed for the transformation of a Merchant City gap site into a new public park ; including pathways, planting, seating and lighting, by Glasgow City Council land and...
15 Nov 2013 - No comments
Alan Dunlop Architect, together with ERZ landscape architects and project managers PMP, has been commissioned to design a series of extensions to children’s charity East Park’s existing...
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