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Glasgow City Council has approved the use of £290,237 of ENV2 funding towards the Sauchiehall Avenue public realm project.

As medical centres become increasingly complex, DM Hall's Katie Craig argues that the need for objective advice for property valuations is crucial. The traditional image of the GP surgery has changed out of all recognition in recent decades, with the old model of single practitioners in humble premi

The importance of placing people at the heart of home building is one of the key messages being delivered to over 1,000 senior industry representatives attending the Annual Lunch of trade body Homes for Scotland in Edinburgh today. Highlighting examples where such focus has delivered tangible result

Cube Glass is literally spanning the UK with a slew of lucrative new contracts from Shetland in the north to Winchester in the deep south of England. Totalling more than half a million pounds, the latest string of successes and business wins put the Cumbernauld-based glass and aluminium special

The first grants from a multi-million pound fund for town centre improvement projects in Aberdeenshire and the Highlands have been approved.

Last week marked Clark Contracts’ 8th annual Spring Classic at Loch Katrine, which was attended by over 70 customers and a team of 8 cyclists from the firm, raising over £2,000 for Teenage Cancer Trust.

Stewart Milne Homes has been named amongst the finalists in one of Scotland’s most prestigious property awards.

The founder of a Danish architecture studio has revealed he is one of the many famous faces to make a surprise cameo in the final season of Game Of Thrones. Architect Bjarke Ingels has joined the cast for one of the final episodes of the hit television show.

Persimmon Homes has successfully appealed against a local authority’s decision to refuse planning permission for a new residential development.

Kier Regional Building Scotland has added another significant heritage contract to its portfolio after being appointed to the £22 million transformation of Paisley Town Hall. 

A masterplan for the Hunterston industrial complex in North Ayrshire has been unveiled as a consultation is launched on the site’s future.

A public consultation is set to begin on plans to redevelop Dumbarton's historic Glencairn House into a state of the art library and museum.

The site of former offices for West Dunbartonshire Council in Clydebank is set to be sold to a housing developer for almost £2.5 million. The building, on Roseberry Place, Kilbowie Road, was declared surplus in 2016, and was subsequently demolished.

Berwickshire Housing Association (BHA) is to build 29 affordable new energy efficient homes at Springfield Avenue in Duns with work set to start this summer. The Association purchased the site from housebuilder Springfield Properties thanks to funding from a Scottish Government grant and support fro

A lawyer specialising in major construction projects is returning to work for in Aberdeen having played a key role in the redevelopment of the famous Battersea Power Station in London. Iain Miller was the senior construction lawyer for Battersea Power Station Development Company Limited - the develo