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Plans for a new primary school in south east Edinburgh and the relocation and expansion of Victoria Primary School have been approved by the City of Edinburgh Council.

Plans have been approved by the Scottish government for a £14 million maternity unit conversion plan in Dumfries.

The Scottish Government has unveiled proposals to reform planning doctrine for homes and infrastructure projects.

An investigation launched in the wake of the Edinburgh school wall collapse has found nine schools in Aberdeenshire, built under Public Private Partnership (PPP) contracts, with structural issues requiring remediation works.

Fly-through video showcases missing piece at Park Circus

A new guide to help construction businesses move towards more sustainable ways of working has been launched by Zero Waste Scotland.

A new canal section forming the eastern gateway to Scotland’s historic Forth & Clyde Canal has been given a royal seal of approval after being officially named in honour of the queen.

Proposals for a minimum energy efficiency standard for privately let homes could risk damaging the sector to the detriment of both landlords and tenants, Scottish Land & Estates has said.

A new market report, that is the largest of its kind, has revealed the self and custom build industry is growing at a rate of 6.25 per cent year-on-year, marking its third consecutive annual spike.

Over 40 public sector bodies from across Scotland and the UK are to meet in Glasgow this autumn for the 9th annual “Meet the Buyer” event hosted by the Supplier Development Programme on the 28th September at Hampden Park.

Britain's construction industry slowed last month, adding to signs that the economy might be struggling to regain much momentum after a lacklustre start to the year.

FTSE 100 housebuilder Persimmon saw its shares rise 4.3 per cent in early trading on the strength of solid first-half results published today.

The reason why the concrete which held together the grandeur of ancient Rome's magnificent architecture, and allowed it to endure for centuries after the civilisation itself had long since crumbled, has finally been discovered by modern scientists. Hailed as the world’s strongest, the properties o

Architecture students at Robert Gordon University (RGU) have mapped out ways for oil-dependent economies to diversify after the industry begins to decline.

£4.3 million to improve coastal access and facilities