Dundee

People in Dundee are being encouraged to have their say to help shape the future of building development across the city.

Over £3 million is being proposed to improve buildings across Dundee.

The new £5.17 million extension to Harris Academy in Dundee has been completed.

Dundee councillors are to consider a long-term strategy for decarbonising heat in buildings, enhancing building energy efficiency and helping to address fuel poverty in the city.

Campion Homes is now onsite to deliver three major affordable housing developments across Fife and Dundee. The family-run housing developer, which will mark 35 years in business this year, will build 99 affordable new homes as part of ongoing partnerships with Angus Housing Association and Kingdom H

CHAP Group has hosted Councillor Steven Rome and Dundee City Council representatives, Robin Presswood, executive director of city development, and Gregor Hamilton, head of planning & economic development at its Dundee student accommodation site, Stanley Studios.

Axiom Project Services has helped a significant Dundee development take a further step forward following the granting of planning permission for the second stage of the new Glenmore Group PBSA scheme at Douglas Street.

The brothers who run Caltech Lifts have unlocked the next phase of its plan to grow to £6 million turnover and improve its service by buying a new HQ building in Dundee with warehouses and rental offices for £1m. The family firm, established in 1978 by Howard Renwick and run since 2013 b

Hindscarth Estates has been given the green light to transform Dundee’s Telephone House into a student accommodation complex.

Highlands-based Global Infrastructure (Scotland) Ltd. has broken ground at Claverhouse East Industrial Estate in Dundee on a new multi-million-pound strategic storage facility for SSEN Transmission. The 7,500m2 facility - and an identical unit under construction in the north at Inverness Airport Bus

The second phase of major works on the Tay Road Bridge is set to get underway next month.

Dundee City councillors are to consider a five-year building programme for the city worth nearly £390 million.

Plans for a new housing development on land at a former Dundee hospital have been refused planning permission. NHS Tayside had bid to convert the land at Royal Liff Hospital into residential use and build up to 58 homes.

Proposals to build a five-storey building of studio apartments for students in Dundee city centre have been unanimously approved by councillors.

The first steps to transform Dundee’s Bell Street multi-storey car park into a green transport hub could be taken in March if a report is approved by councillors.