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The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has launched a survey to gauge the industry’s opinions of architects. Launched at Grand Designs Live in London earlier this month, the survey is open to all clients of architects whether they are a private homeowner, contractor, or a commercial clie

Plans for a 1,350-home development on green belt land on the edge of Edinburgh have been given the green light by councillors. Developer Murray Estates’ proposal is for the first phase of a 675-acre ‘Garden District’ on a 54-hectare site next to Royal Bank of Scotland’s Edinburgh headquarter

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: LS Buchanan Limited

Andrew Burns An independent inquiry is to be held over the closure of several schools in Edinburgh, the local authority has confirmed.

CHAP Group has offered to assist with the delivery of a new or upgraded bridge should its plans for a 1,500 home development on the outskirts of a North-east village get the green light. The developer lodged a planning permission in principle application with Aberdeenshire Council for the new proper

Mark MacMillan Plans to turn Paisley Museum into an international attraction are to go ahead despite losing out on a £15 million bid for lottery funding.

Jim Burberry Online crimes affected 15 per cent of construction business premises last year, new UK government statistics have revealed.

Mark Frizzel, project manager, Graham Construction (white hat) with Macaulay College staff Roland Engebretsen, Kieran Gilroy and Donald Angus Macleod alongside students David Montgomery, Eoin Wilson, Ethan Mitchel, Iain Macleod, Matthew Simpson,Seumas Mackenzie and Artemiss Macallam Graham Construct

Architecture students at Robert Gordon University (RGU) are preparing to present their work to a panel of internationally respected practitioners this week. The annual Big Crit will see students from all stages of RGU’s MA Architecture course present a range of projects to a panel of experts inclu

It’s an idea that has long fascinated engineers and politicians on both sides of the Irish Sea. Building a bridge or tunnel between Scotland and Ireland may seem far-fetched to anyone who has made the ferry crossing in stormy weather.

Plan to deliver 150 new Dundee homes Kirkwood Homes has revealed plans to build 150 homes at Linlathen Village, Broughty Ferry Broughty Ferry following outline discussions with Dundee City Council.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Albany Molecular Research (Glasgow) Ltd

Aberdeenshire housebuilder Scotia Homes has announced that it expects to shed 10 per cent of its workforce as the oil and gas industry downturn continues to hit the local housing market. The Ellon-based group, which employs around 210 staff as well as a number of apprentices, said “market conditio

A concept image of the space port at Campbeltown Airport One of the front runners to host the UK’s first spaceport has declared itself “runway-ready” to support the UK government’s ambitions following the Queen’s speech yesterday.

Multi-sector firm Campbell & Kennedy (C&K) has been selected by the Renfrewshire, East Renfrewshire and Inverclyde housing association consortium I-FLAIR to join its social housing property maintenance framework. C&K will have opportunities to carry out electrical maintenance work for me