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12 May 2015 - No comments
A procurement strategy has been agreed upon to take forward Glasgow’s £1.13bn City Deal , paving the way for work to proceed on 20 ‘major infrastructure projects’ across the city region...
11 Mar 2015 - No comments
Historic Scotland has unveiled an interactive map of the Antonine Wall which brings the ancient 60km long fortification to life using augmented reality.
The app will be made...
24 Jul 2008 - No comments
The Elements is a £130 million retail area in Livingston from BDP for Land Securities comprising some 375,000sq/ft of floor space. Adjoining the Almondvale Shopping Centre, development is...
22 Jul 2008 - No comments
Europe’s largest windfarm comprising 152 turbines at a cost of £600 million has been approved by ministers. The scheme by the M74 near Abington in South Lanarkshire will be capable of...
21 Jul 2008 - No comments
Citizen M's 3rd hotel opens in Glasgow in 2009, employing a distinctive concept from award winning Dutch design firm Concrete Architectural Associates. Design employs full height multi angled...
21 Jul 2008 - No comments
Glasgow’s hotel rush shows no sign of abating with news that the 189 bed, 4* Hotel La Tour from Featherstone Austin Woodward Architects is to spearhead the next phase of Central Quay...
18 Jul 2008 - No comments
TESCO Stores Ltd and Ian Burke Associates have won their battle for a new supermarket and hundreds of homes at Kelvin Bank, a site in Partick at the foot of Byres Road.
Glasgow’s first...
12 Dec 2014 - No comments
Ayr based ARPL Architects have been appointed to design a new £1.6m art gallery within the historic Kirkudbright Town Hall following an open tender.
The new venue will play host to over 300...
17 Jul 2008 - No comments
Edinburgh Architects Smith Scott Mullan have released images of their new sheltered housing project in North Edinburgh.
The 68 apartment development, designed for Dunedin Canmore Housing...
16 Jul 2008 - No comments
Edinburgh City Council are faced by a precipitous technical impasse in the form of Edinburgh International Climbing Centre’s leaking roof. Constructed by Moidart Architects the project has been...
16 Jul 2008 - No comments
The Morrison Partnership have unveiled long awaited plans to restore Alexander “Greek” Thomson’s Egyptian Halls for Union Street Properties. The £6.5 million development should commence...
22 Sep 2014 - No comments
Dundee City Council has given the go-ahead to Baldragon Academy, a 1,100 place secondary school incorporating its own sports hall and swimming pool.
Scheduled to open in 2016 the shared campus...
17 Sep 2014 - No comments
Dumbarton Football Club has lodged a proposal of application notice to relocate its ground from beneath the shadow of Dumbarton Rock to an alternative site to the north of the town.
This...
9 Apr 2014 - No comments
For those waiting on tenterhooks to find out if their work has made it into contention for the 2014 Scottish Design Awards the wait is finally over with publication of the full list of nominees for...
25 Mar 2014 - No comments
The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland and the Royal Institute of British Architects have shortlisted 27 schemes to be considered for an award in their 2014 events programme, having...
25 Mar 2013 - No comments
The RIAS has announced the names of 25 projects shortlisted for its 2013 awards programme, the second to be staged under its new structure , following an initial appraisal of entries.
A total...
7 Feb 2013 - No comments
G1 Group has begun demolition work on the derelict Stuart Hotel, East Kilbride, after being served with an urgent demolition order by South Lanarkshire Council.
The crumbling structure had...
14 Jul 2008 - No comments
The ongoing “credit crunch” has claimed its latest and greatest victim, Elphinstone Place. Final cancellation of the 39 storey tower at 314 St Vincent St sees the loss of 202 homes alongside...
11 Jul 2008 - No comments
This year, Harndec Flooring are celebrating their 40th year in Business. The company was registered in Scotland on the 19th of August 1968 and remains a wholly owned Scottish company, as part of...
20 Aug 2012 - No comments
Work to erect a 447 bed student housing development on an entire city block in Yorkhill is now nearly complete.
Designed by Fletcher Joseph the scheme completes a tenement block in the shadow...
3 Jul 2012 - No comments
A sod cutting ceremony has taken place on site of the new Dumbarton Academy , a 700 space school incorporating a new theatre, library and flood-lit all-weather pitch.
Once complete the...
10 Jul 2008 - No comments
Ross Perkin, a student from the University of Edinburgh has walked off with the honours -and £1,800 - at 3DReid’s Student Prize, the largest practice-run prize in the UK.
His winning...
10 Jul 2008 - No comments
Stirling Development Agency, the joint venture between Valad Property Group and Stirling Council, has submitted its detailed planning application for the development of two office buildings...
7 Jul 2008 - No comments
Dyer’s £105 million new campus for Queen Margaret University was officially opened the Queen on Friday 4th July.
The new campus has been masterplanned to simulate the conditions of the...
7 Jul 2008 - No comments
A joint venture between property investment and development company Credential Holdings Limited and KPT Limited has resulted in "The Ayrshire" project, an 18-hole links course with adjoining...
27 Jun 2012 - No comments
Plans to build a new Kelso High School, replacing the existing historic 1939 Reid and Forbes designed school, are being progressed by Borders Council.
The £15m scheme could see a new school...
29 May 2012 - No comments
Edinburgh University’s plans to renovate the 1960s William Robertson Building, George Square, have advanced with the award of a £12m construction contract to Balfour Beatty.
The grade B...
26 May 2012 - No comments
The architects behind the new Hillhead Primary School in Glasgow have won Scotland’s most prestigious design award.
The presentation of the Architecture Grand Prix was made to Glasgow-based...
4 Jul 2008 - No comments
The Highland Housing Fair, billed as the first event of its kind in Scotland to showcase house designs of the future, has been unexpectedly postponed.
The event, scheduled to kick off in...
1 Jul 2008 - No comments
Kingspan's Divisional Building Technology Director Mark Harris has responded to industry rumours regarding the safety of insultated panel systems - which have circulated as a result of a...
4 Jan 2012 - No comments
Proposals have been tabled for the redevelopment of Deaconess House, a former Edinburgh hospital, to form new student accommodation for Edinburgh University.
Works will entail refurbishment of...
15 Dec 2011 - No comments
Urban Realm took a tour of 2011 Carbuncle winner Linwood alongside photographer Mark Seager.
This is what we found:
15 Dec 2011 - No comments
It’s been three months of trudging around some of the country's darkest corners but in the end judging for the 2011 Carbuncle Awards didn’t prove too challenging, Linwood’s plight was simply...
17 Nov 2011 - No comments
In an opinion piece first published in The Scotsman Malcolm Fraser outlines the qualities which have made Edinburgh great... and outlines means of making it great again following a series of...
17 Oct 2011 - No comments
An unprepossessing Weaver’s Cottage near Selkirk has secured one of the biggest prizes in regional British architecture after being bestowed with the Roses Design Award Chairman’s Award 2011....
3 Jul 2008 - No comments
Stewart Milne Homes, together with Aberdeenshire Community Safety Partnership's Home Safety Group today (Thursday) unveiled their Safer Homes show house which is currently being built at...
1 Jul 2008 - No comments
Jones Lang LaSalle has purchased Fleming House Business Centre in for £2.16m for its client Highcross property fund management
This purchase follows on from the fund manager's purchase of...
26 Jun 2008 - No comments
442 Design have been short-listed in the finals of The National Business Awards for Scotland 2008 in the Business Innovation of the Year category.
The other shortlisted candidates are Bright...
25 Jun 2008 - No comments
The EDI Group begin construction next week on a £14 million office development at Ratho Park close to Edinburgh Airport. The build is expected to take one year.
The work includes a...
13 Oct 2011 - No comments
Catch up with all the tears, joy, madness and banter as it happens from the floor of the Roses Design Awards 2011. It's just like being there - minus the canapes.
Tune in from 7pm for a live...
26 Sep 2011 - No comments
Planning approval has finally been given to a scheme by Ian Springford Architects to redevelop a former steading at Seton East Farm in Longniddry, East Lothian, to form nine homes.
The scheme,...
5 Aug 2011 - No comments
Finalists for the Roses Design Awards 2011 have been announced – a typically varied which proves that even in the harshest of economic climates, good design can still flourish.
This year...
30 May 2011 - No comments
Budding hopefuls for the Roses Design Awards 2011 are being invited to put forward their entries for this year’s event.
As in past years the awards are designed to provide a platform for the...
19 Jun 2008 - No comments
There will be no public inquiry into the proposed £300 million Caltongate scheme, which has been given the go ahead and will start in the next few months
The scheme has become one of the...
17 Jun 2008 - No comments
The Building Research Establishment have announced that they are to construct a "Scottish innovation park" on the site of the former Ravenscraig Steelworks in Motherwell.
BRE have invited...
13 Jun 2008 - No comments
The 60 Megawatt, 20 turbine Carraig Gheal wind farm, claimed to be capable of powering a third of the homes in Argyll and Bute has been approved for construction near Kilchrenan.
It is...
10 Jun 2008 - No comments
Jones Lang Lasalle claim today (Tuesday) that the Edinburgh office market will favour tenants in the medium term. A series of new development completions coupled with more benign rental...
6 Jun 2008 - No comments
Royal Command
Its that time of year when the streets around Holyrood blossom with yellow and the appearance of some rare plants – yes, it’s shiny new traffic cones everywhere to...
23 May 2011 - No comments
Gale force winds in Edinburgh have taken their toll on more than just flight schedules with the city’s airport also bearing the brunt of 80mph winds.
An investigation has begun into why a...
19 May 2011 - No comments
A masterplan by Allan Murray Architects for the redevelopment of a former brewery in Edinburgh has been given the go ahead by councillors.
The 5ha is being touted by Lloyds Banking Group as...
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