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5 Jul 2010 - No comments
Doubt may hang over much of the current Building Schools for the Future programme but one area where things are still progressing apace is Oldham where Aedas have just appointed as architects for a...
2 Jul 2010 - No comments
Fresh from a £200k whirlwind tour of trouble spot towns at the behest of the Scottish Government American urbanist Andres Duany has been appointed to masterplan a £1bn housing development in the...
28 Jun 2010 - No comments
RMJM’s athletes village for the 2014 Commonwealth Games has won the approval of Architecture + Design Scotland after the watchdog lauded the practices proposed designs stating: “...the...
28 Jun 2010 - No comments
French oil and gas giantTotal has appointed Archial Architects to design temporary living quarters for 800 workers in Shetland, as the firm starts work on a £500m gas processing plant on Sullom...
24 Jun 2010 - No comments
3Dreid have lodged plans for Primark’s Princes Street store with Edinburgh City Council following an extensive public consultation.
The cut price clothes retailer plans to create a flagship...
24 Jun 2010 - No comments
Rangers’ owner Sir David Murray has launched a billion pound plan to build a Garden District on the western fringe of Edinburgh.
A 3,500 home community would be centred on Scotland’s...
23 Jun 2010 - No comments
First round voting has begun in 3Dreid’s annual hunt for the UK’s top student with the public being asked to pick their top three students from 22 nominations .
The student who emerges...
22 Jun 2010 - No comments
Ravenscraig’s regional sports facility, designed by Populous architects, has completed in Lanarkshire.
Despite accommodating an athletics track, indoor football hall, sports hall and a...
21 Jun 2010 - No comments
A new breed of audio CCTV surveillance is being introduced in Coventry after successful trials in Glasgow, London, Birmingham and Manchester.
Sigard has been developed by Sound Intelligence, a...
18 Jun 2010 - No comments
Edinburgh’s beleaguered tram project has run into its latest travail with transport bosses admitting they are scrabbling to find an additional £55m of funding amidst fears that sections of the...
17 Jun 2010 - No comments
Melting glaciers in the highlands of Peru have prompted locals to come up with a drastic solution, painting their mountains white.
No mere aesthetic parallel to the glistening snows which once...
17 Jun 2010 - No comments
With 2010 rattling by at an increasingly frightening pace the first Roses Design Awards of the new decade are beginning to hove into view with a deadline being set for entries of July 16.
As...
16 Jun 2010 - No comments
Kraft Architecture has completed a custom designed at 280 High Street, the mediaeval heart of Glasgow.
The premises nestle within the retail frontage of an Edwardian City Improvement Trust...
16 Jun 2010 - No comments
A dozen arms length companies set up by shamed ex Glasgow City Council leader Steven Purcell have between them netted a cumulative loss of £5m, sharply at odds with a projected £7m profit....
3 Jun 2010 - No comments
ZM Architecture have netted first place in the Glasgow Institute of Architects Queen’s park Arena Bandstand Competition.
Judges were impressed with the multi purpose nature of ZM’s...
1 Jun 2010 - No comments
As the Carbuncle Awards 2010 get into gear one past winner is seeking to shed its unwelcome accolade with the demolition of the town’s most notorious block of flats.
Branded a “slum” and...
31 May 2010 - No comments
Fresh from a short listing in this years Carbuncle Awards residents of the Highland capital have mounted a rearguard action via the Inverness Courier to highlight all that is in harmony in...
28 May 2010 - No comments
Malcolm Fraser Architects scooped top honours at this years Scottish Design Awards, an annual bash organised by Urban Realm to recognise the best in Scottish design. The well earned accolade came...
28 May 2010 - No comments
The wait to discover who will emerge victorious in the annual Scottish Design Awards is nearly at an end with architects, engineers and industry professionals set to gather at Glasgow’s Crowne...
27 May 2010 - No comments
Six teams have been selected to design a Dundonian branch of the Victoria & Albert Museum after more than 120 firms took part in a competition to design the V&A’s northern waterfront home....
21 May 2010 - No comments
The Scottish Government have refused listed building consent for the partial demolition of the former Odeon Cinema on Clerk Street, Edinburgh.
Duddingston House Properties had wished to...
20 May 2010 - No comments
Sixteen short listed Scottish projects for the 2010 RIBA awards go on show at The Lighthouse tonight, a preview of the work set to wow judges and public over the coming months.
The healthy...
17 May 2010 - No comments
A curvaceous new double decker is set to grace the streets of London come the Olympics after Transport for London unveiled Thomas Heatherwick designs for a 21st century Routemaster.
The red...
17 May 2010 - No comments
Writing in the Sunday Herald architect Malcolm Fraser has queried the likely recipients of the Scottish Government’s “National Housing Trust” largesse, a body set to inject £130m into the...
14 May 2010 - No comments
Christopher Morgan, student at Virginia Tech University in Blacksburg, Virginia, USA, has been selected as the winner of an international student competition to design a music studio in Cité...
13 May 2010 - No comments
JAMstudio’s latest project isn’t run of the mill it seems after the practices £400k renovation of a derelict mill was recognised by a trio of awards.
Little Maldron Mill has received a...
12 May 2010 - No comments
A special committee of MSPs have lent their backing to a the Forth Crossing Bill, a key piece of legislation which parliament must pass before work on the £2bn project can begin.
In doing so...
10 May 2010 - No comments
A £19m upgrade of Tollcross Leisure Centre which would see a second 50m ‘warm up’ pool constructed, has been given the go ahead by planners ahead of likely approval by councillors.
This...
7 May 2010 - No comments
Clyde Gateway are mounting their first foray into the east end with a signature £9.7m office block designed by Cooper Cromar.
Located on the putative Bridgeton Business Park the 65,000sq/ft...
7 May 2010 - No comments
Lewis and Hickey have submitted plans to Glasgow City Council for a £3.5m block of student accommodation on behalf of the jovially monikered Inehaze Ltd.
The build occupies a tight surface...
18 May 2010 - No comments
Chief Executive of the National Trust Scotland, Kate Mavor, has marked completion of the £21m Robert Burns Birthplace Museum by laying some turf at a topping out ceremony.
Built by Border...
4 May 2010 - No comments
2009’s Highland Housing Fair, like much else in the country that year, found itself a victim of economic circumstance as developers who’d signed up to deliver individual plots found themselves...
4 May 2010 - No comments
With the imminent demise of the first of eight blocks on the Red Road estate looming Urban Realm took a closer look at the notorious overspill community.
Designed in 1962 by architect Sam...
3 May 2010 - No comments
Landscape artist Charles Jencks and sculptor Andy Goldsworthy are teaming up to transform a patch of farmland near Gretna into a new gateway to Scotland.
A charitable trust is being launched...
3 May 2010 - No comments
Irvine Bay are seeking an architect with experience of designing and constructing new build offices and hotels to prepare a masterplan and building designs for a mixed use commercial complex at...
3 May 2010 - No comments
Seven additional architect designed Maggies’s Centres have been unveiled for the UK, ranging from intersecting ovals in Nottingham to a “cosmic whirlpool” in Swansea.
Brainchild of the...
30 Apr 2010 - No comments
Jim MacDonald is relinquishing his role as deputy chief inspector of Historic Scotland after being appointed as the chief executive of Architecture + Design Scotland.
Karen Anderson, chair of...
30 Apr 2010 - No comments
Finishing touches are being made to the largest single site development of its kind in the UK, the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, which opens to patients on June 16.
This will see a...
28 Apr 2010 - No comments
The Scottish Government have refused to call in Edinburgh City Councils decision to grant permission for demolition of the UK’s oldest car factory, the B listed Madelvic at Granton.
Dating...
27 Apr 2010 - No comments
A traditional bath house in Glasgow’s Merchant City has been re-imagined as a new £500k home for the Modern Institute, a private art gallery representing contemporary artists.
Scrubbed up...
27 Apr 2010 - No comments
Work has begun on McLean Architects £27m Airdrie health centre with the demolition of a former supermarket and office block in the Lanarkshire town.
Their demise will clear the way for a...
26 Apr 2010 - No comments
Birmingham City Council has given their unanimous approval to the UK’s tallest tower outwith the capital.
Developed by Regal Property Group the £125m tower, dubbed Regal Tower, has been...
26 Apr 2010 - No comments
With electioneering in full swing what are the likely ramifications of a potential Conservative, Labour or Lib Dem win on our built environment? Urban Realm has a look.
The greatest unknown...
26 Apr 2010 - No comments
The Scottish Government has issued a tender notice for an upgrade of the A9 north of Crubenmore, officially the most dangerous road in the country.
It will see two miles of the key north/south...
21 Apr 2010 - No comments
Hotel operator Principal Hayley have published fresh details of their £20m transformation of Glasgow’s Central Station Hotel , now dubbed “ Grand Central .”
The historic railway...
20 Apr 2010 - No comments
Planning approval has been granted to Aedas for a £2.6m crematorium in Dewsbury, replacing an existing 1960’s facility.
Commissioned by Kirklees Metropolitan Council the building occupies...
20 Apr 2010 - No comments
2009’s Highland Housing Fair, like much else in the country that year, found itself a victim of economic circumstance as developers who’d signed up to deliver individual plots found themselves...
20 Apr 2010 - No comments
NHS Lothian is to put on show Nightingale’s designs for a new £150m Children’s Hospital over the coming weeks.
Due to open in 2013 the hospital will provide care for children, young...
15 Apr 2010 - No comments
Craig Amy architects have completed new gallery space for Autism Ventures Scotland in Edinburgh's New Town.
Providing retail space, artist’s studio and apprenticeships in retail and creative...
12 Apr 2010 - No comments
A planning application is to be submitted in the next few months for Tesco’s controversial Partick superstore, after a previous application was stymied by Glasgow Harbour’s refusal to sell...
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