Aberdeen

Bjorn Siesjo One of Europe's leading architects is set to outline where Aberdeen can learn from Gothenburg and other leading destinations in delivering city centre regeneration projects which transform both the economy and environment.

International management and construction consultancy Gleeds has been appointed to project manage the first phase of a significant new development at Loirston on the south side of Aberdeen. The £3.5 million scheme marks the beginning of a wider mixed use project involving Hermiston Securities Ltd,

The foundations of Aberdeen’s Third Don Crossing are set to be laid, STV has reported.

Aberdeen Football Club is back in the black for the first time in 21 years after agreeing a deal with a local business to wipe off its debt at a stroke. The multi-million-pound finance agreement paves the way for a long-awaited new stadium and training facilities and follows a major investment by lo

Keith Brown Transport Minister Keith Brown has announced that another £70 million worth of sub-contracts are to be advertised from this week for the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route / Balmedie to Tipperty project, part of a package totalling some £221m.

Student accommodation provider Unite is to expand its presence in Aberdeen after acquiring its fifth development site in the city.

Gray’s School of Art in Aberdeen was under the spotlight last week, as part of the world’s biggest architecture festival.

The first official phase of a massive transformation project got underway at Aberdeen Airport this week.

Architects at Halliday Fraser Munro have unveiled revised plans for a £5 million heritage centre at Rubislaw Quarry in Aberdeen.

Aberdeen City Council has approved proposals for new student accommodation to help ease the chronic shortage of beds in the city.

Proposals to create a new £320 million harbour on the Aberdeen coast are now on display at a public consultation.

A Heritage Lottery Fund grant of almost £10 million has been awarded for the ambitious Aberdeen Art Gallery redevelopment programme.

Marischal Square Plans have been approved for the redevelopment of the site of the former Aberdeen City Council headquarters.

A new community of 3,000 homes will be built in the west of Aberdeen after councillors approved the £700 million plans.

Marischal Square Plans for the redevelopment of the site of the former Aberdeen City Council headquarters have won the backing of council officials.