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Construction has begun on a pioneering housing programme in Glasgow designed to support young people at risk of homelessness, particularly those leaving the care system. Delivered in partnership with Glasgow City Council and construction firm Enevate Homes, children’s charity Barnardo’s

Robot bricklayers are set to make their debut on UK construction sites, as the industry continues to grapple with a severe shortage of skilled labour. The technology, developed by Dutch firm Monumental, features dual-arm robotic systems capable of laying bricks and applying mortar at a pace comparab

Architect Jim Webster, co-founder of HAUS Collective, led a team of seven Scottish friends on a 1,000-mile cycle from Land's End to John O'Groats, raising almost £50,000 for two charities supporting people living with cancer.

Emelie Fraser from the Glasgow Mackintosh School of Architecture has been named as the winner of 3DReid's 19th annual Student Prize in recognition of her thought-provoking project “O Parque dos Mortos”.

Scotland’s First Minister John Swinney visited Eyemouth yesterday to mark the completion of the Neart na Gaoithe (NnG) wind farm as it becomes fully operational. During a tour of NnG’s state-of-the-art operations and maintenance base in Eyemouth, the First Minister met with local people

The Kyle line stretches more than 50 miles from Inverness to the banks of Loch Alsh and is one of the most scenic railway journeys in the country. It serves as a vital transport link for remote Highland communities but is also a key route for tourists exploring the region.

The procurement process has formally commenced for the fifth A9 Dualling programme contract, for the Pitlochry to Killiecrankie project.

Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has reinforced its commitment to supporting youth football in West Fife by becoming the strip sponsor for the Hillend Swifts FC 2017s. This latest sponsorship builds on the company’s ongoing support for grassroots football in the region, following previous partnersh

Despite the construction industry recording fewer deaths than in 2023/24, the sector’s persistently high numbers highlight the ongoing danger it presents, write construction lawyers Vikki Watt and Stacey Fox.

Persimmon apprentice Chantelle Muir has been named a finalist in the SkillBuild National Final 2025, the UK’s largest and most prestigious construction skills competition. Chantelle, a bricklaying apprentice from Ayrshire, secured her spot after impressing judges at the Scottish regional quali

House prices in Aberdeen have seen a quarterly rise of 3.8%, a new report shows.

Mill Architects director Richard Webb has been appointed to the board of Scottish Agritourism, joining at a pivotal moment for the sector. Scottish Agritourism represents more than 300 member businesses and is actively strengthening its governance ahead of hosting the inaugural Global Agritourism Co

A Glasgow sheriff has awarded just over £17,500 to an electrician and approved rot contractor who carried out communal work to his second cousin’s property before it was sold for over £1.1 million after finding that he was not paid the majority of the sum due for the job and the c

Civil engineering firm Kilmac has stepped in to secure the future of a long-standing Perthshire half marathon.  Managing director Athole McDonald and his team are supporting the Rattray Beaver Run - formerly known as the Rattray Blair Half Marathon and 10K – which is being organised by Bl

The architectural professional institutes of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland have formed a coordinated body to ensure that architects across the nations have standardised guidance in fire and life safety design. The formation of the Belfast Group is one of seve