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The new £4.2m Garnock Visitor & Community Hub in North Ayrshire is reaching its final stages of construction with the installation of a turnkey multi-utilities package by Arc-Tech MU.

Construction work on Edinburgh’s first ‘net zero’ housing development is underway in the north west of the city. Led by the City of Edinburgh Council in partnership with Glasgow-based contractor CCG (Scotland) Ltd, the 75 home ‘Granton D1’ affordable housing pilot is pa

Glasgow-based multi-utilities contractor Arc-Tech MU will take its first steps into the care sector this summer with the commencement of works at Dalgety Bay Luxury Suites in Dunfermline. Located on Harbour Way in the town centre, the firm will undertake a suite of gas, water and electrical-based se

Construction has officially begun on a new, luxury care home located in Dalgety Bay, Dunfermline.

A public consultation is being held on a new housing development proposed for Kennedy Drive in Kilmarnock.

Construction works continue to progress at the £7.4 million Paisley Learning & Cultural Hub as Arc-Tech (Scotland) commences the M&E installation. The new facility, located on High Street in the town centre, comprises the repurposing and reconfiguration of former retail premises into a

West of Scotland Housing Association (WSHA) welcomed minister for zero carbon buildings, active travel and tenants’ rights Patrick Harvie MSP to its landmark Passivhaus social housing development in Glasgow’s East End. The development, the largest of its kind in Glasgow, is at an ad

Port of Leith Housing Association (PoLHA) alongside Hackland + Dore Architects have been shortlisted in two categories in the Scottish Home Awards 2022.

The Western Harbour housing development in Leith has taken a significant step forward with the news that CCG Group has committed to developing the first phase of a 938-home development. A total of 118 homes for private sale are set to be delivered with construction starting in summer 2022 and comple

A new affordable housing development in the southside of Glasgow is seeing positive progress with the final homes set to begin construction this spring.

Plans to create 156 new homes in Glasgow’s East End were yesterday approved by Glasgow City Council planners.

Partick Housing Association and Hanover Scotland have received a major planning boost with the approval to demolish a derelict building and build new flats near the Forth & Clyde Canal at Anniesland.

Mid-market rent flats have been completed on a site at the junction of Little Dovehill and Bell Street in Glasgow city centre.

The final tenants have now received the keys to their new homes in the flagship new development on the site of the former East Dunbartonshire Council HQ in Kirkintilloch.

Construction works are progressing well at Stirling Council’s new build residential site in Bannockburn Road, Cowie.