Three new business wins worth more than £2 million have helped Scottish construction company City Building break the £100m milestone in new contracts in the last year. The first of the new contracts will see the company cover gas services over three years for 600 properties belonging to Thistle Ho
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By Dr John Fletcher, product group director ADR (RICS)
New plans have been submitted to transform a historic Dundee jute mill into 175 new flats.
Work is set to begin on a £5.2m scheme to revamp Gourock town centre.
Aberdeen Football Club is back in the black for the first time in 21 years after agreeing a deal with a local business to wipe off its debt at a stroke. The multi-million-pound finance agreement paves the way for a long-awaited new stadium and training facilities and follows a major investment by lo
Building work has begun on a new enterprise and research centre at Inverness Campus.
Portsoy bunkhouse conversion secures lottery funding
A new housing development in the East Neuk of Fife, built as part of an affordable housing scheme pioneered by rural landowners, has been opened by minister for housing and welfare, Margaret Burgess MSP.
Vital ground investigations got underway today as part of the A90 Haudagain Improvement scheme.
Work to extend Glasgow’s Buchanan Galleries shopping centre could start as early as April with “good progress” being made with plans for the site, its owners said today.
This year’s title of “Best Tall Building Worldwide” has been awarded to One Central Park, in Sydney,Australia.
Glasgow Housing Association has submitted plans to build 105 homes at the former Govan tram depot, Glasgow.
The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) has with great sadness notified its members and friends of the death of David Mackay Hon FRIAS.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is urging the construction industry to ensure basic health and safety measures are in place after a month long inspection initiative found 40 per cent of sites failing to properly protect workers. Unacceptable conditions and dangerous practices were found at nea
Developers have been forced to concede defeat over a controversial application to build luxury houses on a site linked to the 17th century Battle of Bothwell Bridge, according to The Scotsman. Housebuilders Cala Homes had applied to build detached homes on the historic plot but had campaigners said

