Search:

A new "cycle-friendly" office is opening in London. The centrepiece of the Alphabeta Building - a refurbishment of the historic Triton Court in Finsbury Square, central London - is a dedicated entrance ramp which will allow cyclists to ride directly into the building.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Duddingston House Properties & Urbanist Hotels.

Cala Group delivered a record number of house sales last year as part of a major expansion drive that it hopes will see it reach £1 billion sales in the next five years. The Edinburgh-based housebuilder said home completions leapt by 34 per cent to 993 in the year to 30 June, with the average selli

Queen Margaret University (QMU) has submitted a Proposal of Application Notice (PAN) to East Lothian Council for an £80 million commercial and innovation hub on the land surrounding its Musselburgh campus. The university is preparing a masterplan for an investment ready business hub which it said w

Simpson & Brown Architects have been appointed as lead design consultants on the £7 million restoration of Glasgow’s iconic Willow Tea Rooms and the creation of a world-class Charles Rennie Mackintosh visitor centre. The announcement follows an international competition to find an architectur

Glasgow-based HLM Architects has formed an association with construction consultancy GreenBuild Consult to form a comprehensive, design-led, integrated sustainability consultancy.

Aberdeen city centre Housing and better connectivity have been unveiled as two of the main priorities set out in proposals for an Aberdeen City Region Deal.

Councillors are to consider proposals to invest in creating new sport facilities across West Dunbartonshire. The plans include developing an all-weather athletics facility, football park and changing rooms at Posties Park in Dumbarton and the creation of a new synthetic pitch, pavilion and skate par

Work to build new West Dunbartonshire school and childcare centre underway Work has officially started to construct a new Kilpatrick Secondary School and Early Learning and Childcare Centre in West Dunbartonshire.

London architects have proposed turning the Circle Underground Line into a series of moving walkways to speed up the notoriously slow travel network. The plans, imagined as part of a challenge from think tank New London Architecture for new ideas to improve life for Londoners, would make commuters h

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Allan Water Property Company

The construction of a new £21 million bypass in South Lanarkshire has been given the green light. South Lanarkshire Council planning committee yesterday approved the Cathkin Relief Road after it was recommended for approval.

Bids are being sought for civil engineering work worth up to £35 million on canals across Scotland. Managing body Scottish Canals wants to create a five-year framework to cover a range of duties along the country’s 220km long canal system.

A long-established Fife drainage and ground-work contractor has been acquired by local plant-hire firm James Penman for an undisclosed amount. Kelty-based Meiklem Drainage will continue to operate as a standalone business within the Penman group umbrella.

BDP has continued the company’s trail blazing approach to BIM certification, by being the first in Scotland to be assessed and certificated under BRE Global’s BIM level 2 Business Systems Certification Scheme. The international architecture and engineering practice has achieved BIM certification