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8 Apr 2011 - No comments
With the May 5 Scottish Parliament elections now just a matter of week’s away Labour leader Iain Gray has hit the campaign trail in Glasgow bearing gifts - principally a promise to resurrect the...
8 Apr 2011 - No comments
Roxhill has signed a seven year deal with Inverness Airport Business Park (IABP) to develop 400,000sq/ft of warehousing and industrial space.
Work on the £30m scheme, designed by 7N...
7 Apr 2011 - No comments
Archial are seeking a third five year extension for their plans to build a new office pavilion at Pacific Quay - having originally lodged a planning application for the scheme way back in 2000 from...
7 Apr 2011 - No comments
A family who attempted to circumvent strict greenbelt planning rules by surreptitiously building a £500k home within the confines of a barn have lost their legal battle to remain in the home....
6 Apr 2011 - No comments
A pedestrian footbridge for the east end of Glasgow has taken a step forward today after Clyde Gateway revealed it had secured £1.9m in funding from the European Regional Development Fund toward a...
5 Apr 2011 - No comments
They may be 7,000 miles away but Singapore Polytechnic’s design school and school of architecture have come up with some intriguing constructions for their 2011 degree show – as witnessed by...
5 Apr 2011 - No comments
Glaswegian candidates for the upcoming Scottish Parliament election have denounced Scottish Enterprise for its “reprehensible” plans to demolish listed buildings on the former Ruchill Hospital...
5 Apr 2011 - No comments
A dispute has erupted over controversial plans for the redevelopment of an art deco Edinburgh cinema after Edinburgh City Council confirmed that the conditions it had placed on granting planning...
5 Apr 2011 - No comments
A planned redevelopment of the Everyman & Playhouse theatre in Liverpool has been put on a firmer footing following approval of a £5.9m grant from the European Region Development Fund....
5 Apr 2011 - No comments
A planning application has been submitted by Manor Wharf Ltd for the erection of 1,091 bed student accommodation in Salford.
Rising to a maximum height of 20 storeys the development will...
4 Apr 2011 - No comments
Unperturbed by the unfolding calamities in Edinburgh Birmingham is pressing ahead with an extension to its own Metro system between Snow Hill Station and New Street Station.
The 0.75 mile line...
4 Apr 2011 - No comments
Designeast, a website designed to promote the design industry in central and Eastern Europe, has launched an international design competition in a bid to visualise “space and the future of...
4 Apr 2011 - No comments
Adams Kara Taylor, the structural and civil engineering firm, has again become an independent company following the successful negotiation of a management buy out.
The £3.75m sale was...
1 Apr 2011 - No comments
Aberdonian journalist and film maker, Fraser Denholm, has painted a bleak portrait of his home town for a new documentary, Run Down Aberdeen.
It charts the granite city’s decline since the...
31 Mar 2011 - No comments
An ageing office block in Leeds is to be given a glass reclad in a bid to improve the vista around Leeds station and attract tenants.
The existing 14 storeys structure, which looms above the...
31 Mar 2011 - No comments
The Architecture Centre Network, a national body representing 22 UK architecture centres, has had its Arts Council funding withdrawn.
It leaves the Network scrabbling to find alternative revenue...
31 Mar 2011 - No comments
Glasgow School of Art has announced that it is to relocate its design departments from Garnethill to Finnieston as the school vacates condemned properties.
The flit has been necessitated by...
30 Mar 2011 - No comments
Malcolm Fraser has been announced as chair of the 2011 Saltire Awards, a government sponsored scheme to promote design in house building.
This will see Fraser take the helm of the oldest...
29 Mar 2011 - No comments
The north may play host to more than a few down at heel communities but in a geographic twist the coastal community of Jaywick Sands has been named as the most deprived place in England – despite...
28 Mar 2011 - No comments
Amanda Levette Architects has emerged victorious in a competition to design an extension to London’s Victoria & Albert Museum .
The winning scheme will see creation of an underground...
28 Mar 2011 - No comments
New Cumnock, runner up in the 2009 Carbuncle Awards, has set itself on the path to redemption with the demolition of the eyesore Tam o’ Shanter cafe.
The decaying hulk of the roadside...
25 Mar 2011 - No comments
Edinburgh Napier University has sold its 51 acre Craighouse campus to a group of developers as the higher education facility looks to complete its flit to a £60m RMJM designed Sighthill campus....
25 Mar 2011 - No comments
With spring in the air Urban Realm is formally launching the submissions process for the 2011 edition of the Architecture Scotland Annual, our yearly compendium of the best of the best in Scottish...
25 Mar 2011 - No comments
The judging process for this year’s Scottish Design Awards is now at an end, conclusion of a year long hunt for Scotland’s best buildings and designers.
This saw our judging panel, headed...
24 Mar 2011 - No comments
RIBA president Ruth Reed has responded to the chancellor’s “budget for growth” which aims to harness development and planning reform in pursuit of economic growth.
Reed welcomed...
24 Mar 2011 - No comments
A Glasgow resident has been evicted from her home to allow demolition work to proceed in Dalmarnock, epicentre of Glasgow’s 2014 Commonwealth Games.
Sheriff officers accompanied by dozens of...
23 Mar 2011 - No comments
ACC Liverpool, operator of the Echo Arena and BT Convention Centre, and Liverpool City Council has secured £40m in funding to see creation of a purpose built waterfront exhibition hall.
It is...
22 Mar 2011 - No comments
Land Securities are expected to receive the go ahead today for a £70m redevelopment of a key site at the heart of Glasgow’s 'golden Z'.
It will see existing buildings demolished, save for a...
21 Mar 2011 - No comments
Finance secretary John Swinney has announced that a consortium comprising Dragados, Hochtief, American Bridge International and Morrison Construction has been selected as the preferred bidder for a...
21 Mar 2011 - No comments
An expectant public will be able to peruse Glasgow’s Zaha Hadid designed Transport Museum in just a few short months after city officials announced the date the venue will finally open its doors...
21 Mar 2011 - No comments
With just two weeks to go until this years Hannover Messe Urban Realm is teaming up with the event organisers to offer our readers a complimentary ticket to the German gathering.
The event...
31 May 2011 - No comments
Stewart Milne Construction has commenced work on 50 new low carbon homes in Inverness for Servite Housing Association and Highland Council.
The work will see a range of one to three be bedroom...
31 May 2011 - No comments
sasanbell have completed the 12 weeks pre-planning consultation period for the Custom House hotel in Clyde Street Glasgow.
The Custom House Hotel has already secured a major international...
18 Mar 2011 - No comments
The University of Wales has officially opened its BDP designed Newport city centre campus, intended to become a regional hub for creativity and enterprise.
Occupying a prominent waterfront...
18 Mar 2011 - No comments
Edinburgh City Council and LDN Architects refurbishment of Edinburgh’s Assembly Rooms has received a timely boost with the allocation of a £441k Heritage Lottery fund grant.
The award will...
17 Mar 2011 - No comments
Glasgow’s Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice has announced plans to build a brand new facility to enhance its services to young people with life threatening illnesses.
The Hospice has...
17 Mar 2011 - No comments
They may be better known for bringing nimby’s out in hives but plans for a supermarket on the site of s derelict B&Q store on Edinburgh’s Inglis Green Road have conspired to achieve the...
11 Mar 2011 - No comments
Strathclyde University have unveiled images of a planned £89m Technology and Innovation Centre, to be erected on a brownfield site in the Merchant City district of Glasgow.
Accommodating 850...
10 Mar 2011 - No comments
Three landmark tower blocks in the North Sighthill district of Edinburgh are to be flattened over the course of the summer as part of a bid to replace the worst housing stock under the...
8 Mar 2011 - No comments
Things are looking up for John O’Groats, Britain’s most northerly Carbuncle, after £6m plans were unveiled to give the hamlet a boost.
Putting the Carbuncle award 2010 behind it the...
8 Mar 2011 - No comments
Holmes Architects, the designers behind Marischal College the new headquarters of Aberdeen City Council, have embarked upon collaboration with Harlaw Academy to design a small café pavilion in...
2 Mar 2011 - No comments
Aberdeen Arena, a new stadium being designed by The Miller Partnership and structural engineers WA Fairhurst, has edged a step closer to reality after Aberdeen City Council voted to approve the...
1 Mar 2011 - No comments
Centre for Cities, an independent charity promoting the improvement of UK cities economic performance, has published its 2011 outlook – and it makes for some grim reading.
Weighing up the...
1 Mar 2011 - No comments
Designers are being solicited by the Department of Health to rethink the approach to the country’s Accident and Emergency units in a bid to reduce violence and aggression toward NHS staff....
24 Feb 2011 - No comments
Edinburgh City councillors have given approval to a new High School on the Portobello district of the city, as a full replacement for the current building, the city’s largest school, which will...
22 Feb 2011 - No comments
Residents of the Stirlingshire town of Denny have reacted badly to a £170k repair programme at a series of dilapidated 1960s blocks in the town centre after they left observers feeling even more...
21 Feb 2011 - No comments
Glasgow-based Graven Images has finished the interior designs for the world’s second Hotel Missoni, in Kuwait City.
The company has worked directly with the fashionista Rosita Misonni, The...
21 Feb 2011 - No comments
The renovation and refurbishment of a 1960’s bungalow near Roslin, Edinburgh, has earned its architects a place in the line up for the Edinburgh Architectural Association’s Small Project Awards...
21 Feb 2011 - No comments
Ellson Buchanan Architects, a newly formed Glasgow based practice, have been commissioned to convert a 150 year old A listed townhouse back to its original function as a home, continuing a trend...
18 Feb 2011 - No comments
The Scottish Historic Buildings Trust has completed a renovation work at Greenlaw Town Hall, transforming the 182 year old building into office space.
Despite being little more than a village...
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