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Thomas & Adamson showcases its work on the renovation of a 1960s office building into a 166-bedroom hotel. Meldrum House, a 1960s office building previously home to HMS Revenue & Customs was designed and constructed for a very different generation, with completely different expectations in t

Revenue growth among engineering consultancy firms working in the built environment has fallen during 2021 with companies "tightening their belts" in response, according to new analysis.

Kier Group is reported to be in advanced talks to take over Tilbury Douglas, the construction arm of the collapsed group Interserve.

Ofgem is inviting tenders to own and operate prebuilt electricity links – including cables and substations -  which connect Scotland’s largest offshore wind farm to Great Britain’s mainland energy network.

BNP Paribas Real Estate has added Allan Matthews to its team in Scotland as director of agency & occupier solutions. Allan, who was previously a director at CBRE for 14 years, will take on the leadership of the occupier solutions team in Scotland, providing property advice to commercial cli

Akela Ground Engineering (GE) has secured a second contract to deliver piling solutions at a new electric vehicle (EV) charging hub at Palace Grounds Retail Park in Hamilton.

An Italian couple have won a nearly two-decade-long court battle over their neighbour's toilet flushing loudly in the night. The couple, from La Spezia, launched the case in 2003 shortly after their neighbours installed a new bathroom adjacent to the couple's bedroom.

Bellway Homes Ltd (Scotland West) has launched the second phase of its Dargavel Village development in Bishopton with the start of work on 172 new homes.

Arcadis has been appointed by Scottish & Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) and Scottish Power Energy Networks (SPEN) to support their aims of maximising renewable energy through two pivotal frameworks.

Eight infrastructure projects are to share £8.7 million of Scottish Government investment to deliver carbon-cutting projects across the country. The projects, funded through the Low Carbon Infrastructure Transition Programme, include the construction of a district heat network using heat from

Work has started on the site of a housing development in one of Fife’s most popular coastal villages.

A former bookkeeper at an East Kilbride construction firm has been jailed for 28 months after stealing £90,000 from the company.

FORE Partnership, the developer of Glasgow’s Cadworks office building, is appealing for unused prams and buggies in a major drive for social enterprise Refuweegee.

Dundee City Council has unveiled a £382 million capital programme with an ongoing commitment to boost its schools estate and improve the sustainability of its buildings among the key features.

Partners at chartered surveying firm DM Hall, which this year celebrates 125 years since its foundation in 1897, have decided to extend their funding support for a further year to leading Scottish charities Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland (CHSS) and SAMH (Scottish Association for Mental Health). T