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Social media algorithms are narrowing the range of images used by architects and designers for inspiration, a researcher at the University of Oxford has said. Maggie Mustaklem's project Design, Interrupted explores how algorithms "might be 'interrupting' the process of searching for images", a "crit

As works continue at the 16-hectare Levenmouth Business Park near Buckhaven, due for completion at the end of this year and creating over 50 new jobs, Fife Council has turned its attention to the Mountfleurie Industrial Estate.

Superglass has entered into a strategic partnership with Carlton Power to supply it with green hydrogen for its manufacturing facility in Stirling. The partnership agreement will support the development of Carlton Power’s proposed Stirling Green Hydrogen scheme and reduce Superglass’ rel

A planned major upgrade at Glenfarg Water Treatment Works (WTW) has taken a step forward with the submission of a planning application to Perth and Kinross Council.

Scottish housebuilder Springfield Properties has confirmed the appointment of Iain Logan as the company's chief financial officer. Scottish housebuilder Springfield Properties has confirmed the appointment of Iain Logan as the company's chief financial officer.

Development has begun at iQ Student Accommodation’s purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) development on Glasgow's Bath Street. The complex is scheduled to replace a now-demolished 1970s office block with a modern 12-storey building offering 551 bedrooms. The project, spearheaded by

Three site managers from Taylor Wimpey's East Scotland developments have won a highly regarded national housebuilding accolade, the Pride in the Job Quality Award. Over its 43-year history, the award has gained a reputation for its stringent judging process, which has resulted in 443 winners out of

Persimmon Homes has put forth a proposal for a new housing development in Crieff that could significantly boost the local economy.

Residents of a small Welsh town have been reassured that their nearly 150-year-old town clock will soon be repaired after a novel internet protest. Machynlleth Town Clock was completed in 1874 and locals have raised money to make repairs at various points in its history – but the clock is curr

Livingston-based housing developer Dundas has announced it has implemented a seven-day working week to provide round-the-clock service to clients, particularly first-time homebuyers.

Innovative materials, methods and equipment have been at the centre of a multi-million-pound project by Scottish Water to tackle sewer flooding in Giffnock, Glasgow.

Centrica Business Solutions has secured the development rights to a 65MW two-hour battery storage plant in Perthshire, Scotland, its largest battery storage acquisition to date. The site in Abernethy is located near a connection for North Sea offshore wind farms and will help manage grid capacity by

The 2014 team at Clackmannanshire-based Hillfoots Community Club have unveiled their new season kits thanks to sponsors Springfield Properties. The sleek black and grey puma kits have gone down well with the team of nine- and 10-year-old budding footballers, who play games across the Hillfoots villa

Argyll Community Housing Association (ACHA) has received notable recognition at this year's Scottish Energy Efficiency Awards. Not only did the association secure the Regional Large Project of the Year award, it also received a 'highly commended' acknowledgement in the Regional Landlord/Housing Asso

A Dundee office block, Caledonian House, is set to be partially transformed into student accommodation under plans submitted to the city council.