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Osprey Housing has appointed chartered civil engineer Ryan Swan as director of assets. He takes over from Hugh Crothers, who is retiring after almost ten years in the role.

Thirteen social landlords have identified the presence of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) in some of their homes, the Scottish Housing Regulator has revealed.

A development of 71 new homes has been given the go-ahead on the site of the former shopping arcade in Pollokshaws.

Avant Homes Scotland has acquired a 9.25-acre site in Tranent to deliver a £31 million new development on 92 homes.

Graeme Pollock shares his insights on commercial property investment and economic growth in the West Lothian region of Scotland, considering impacts from Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic and strengths in industries like logistics, distribution, and repurposing of older industrial spaces. While

Ashwood Scotland has announced that one of its original founders, Archie Meikle, officially retired from the business on 31st March. A quarter of a century after starting up Ashwood from a two-person office in Livingston, the business has grown into one of Scotland’s most respected constructio

Work is drawing to a close on a sleeper renewal project that has involved weekly use of a UTAS (Universal Track Access System) and road plates supplied by the Rapid Rail Access division of specialist temporary access solutions supplier TPA.

Livingston Building Services has achieved a prestigious RoSPA Award, demonstrating its commitment to health and safety excellence. The Livingston, Leeds and London-based firm received its first Gold Award, demonstrating its dedication to ensuring staff, customers, clients and contractors get ho

Morris & Spottiswood has demonstrated its commitment to health and safety excellence after it achieved two prestigious RoSPA Awards. Morris & Spottiswood Scotland has received a Gold Medal Award for its 7th consecutive Gold Award, and Morris & Spottiswood England a Gold Medal Award for i

Restoring existing buildings conserves our history but reduces carbon footprints, argues MJ O'Shaughnessy, managing director for conservation engineer Will Rudd Glasgow & Ireland. With our city landscapes continually evolving, the eye is naturally drawn to the plethora of exciting new devel

As part of Taylor Wimpey’s Spencer Fields development, the homebuilder is providing “Percent for Art” in the form of feature walls with forged steel railings and panels at key points across the development. At the end of last year, and as part of its commitment to working closely w

Stirling Council has completed the transfer of the former MoD land at Forthside, unlocking exciting opportunities for the city and the wider region including the creation of thousands of jobs. The purchase of the 36-acre site by the council is being fully funded by a £5 million grant from the

An attempt to mark out a cycle lane in Cambridge has led to the city's first 'dedicated tandem cycle lane' being crowned.

Architecture practice Holmes Miller has outlined its commitment to a carbon neutral built environment with the publication of a refreshed sustainability charter. In an active response to the climate emergency and both the UK and Scottish governments' net zero targets, the practice has updated its or

A range of community support initiatives for people living in West Edinburgh has been unveiled by Cala Homes (East) as part of its new, Community Pledge programme. Centring on their West Craigs development, the initiative features a bespoke package of activities designed to address the needs of the