Architect Huw Lloyd Jones has announced his retirement from Rio Architects, the practice he found 22 years ago. After a long and distinguished career spanning over 37 years, Huw will retire from his duties with a phased approach, being retained as a consultant to ensure a smooth transition with exis
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Historic Environment Scotland (HES) has installed solar panels on the roof of the Scottish National War Memorial at Edinburgh Castle as part of its continued programme to reduce energy use across the historic properties in its care. Due to the War Memorial’s elevated and open locatio
Glass and aluminium specialist Cube Glass has entered into a strategic and potentially lucrative partnership with high-end French design and engineering specialist Bel’M.
Reinstatement works for a section of wall cladding for the games hall at Wick Community Campus will be carried out during the coming summer holiday period, it has been agreed.
Crown Estate Scotland has published plans that could see an average spend of £1.5 billion in Scotland across each of the 17 ScotWind offshore wind projects.
A Holyrood committee has called for the strengthening of local supply chains to provide greater protection against shocks to the economy.
National infrastructure group Balfour Beatty has announced the appointment of Jo Gilroy as UK director of sustainability. Jo, who joins the company today, will be responsible for supporting and guiding the business in driving forward Balfour Beatty’s sustainability strategy across the UK, as w
A woman has married her cat in a bizarre bid to prevent landlords from evicting her furry friend and to enjoy her lease under the same conditions.
Planning permission has been granted for the largest social Passivhaus project within the Midlothian area, creating 90 new affordable homes for the local authority in Newbattle.
MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Cairngorm Properties Ltd
Plans for 56 homes at Shawfair in Midlothian have made progress with Dandara East Scotland's appointment of JR Scaffold Services.
Queensberry Properties is bidding to overturn a decision to reject its revised plans to deliver 49 apartments in Glasgow’s West End.
Construction work is set to begin at a prime Cala Homes project that will see 980 homes delivered to South Queensferry.
New proposals are in development which would see major investment in a host of projects across Argyll and Bute’s island communities.
The value of homes sold by Scottish estate agency and legal firm Lindsays has topped £200 million for the first time.


