Edinburgh

Barratt and David Wilson Homes and Trustees of The Catchelraw Trust have proposed to build hundreds of new homes in Edinburgh.

Refurbishment work to a well-known Edinburgh city centre building has been completed, making available new space to lease in the capital city as options for high-quality and well-located offices remain in short supply. The interior of the Stamp Office at 10 Waterloo Place – adjacent to Waverle

An extensive mixed-use development site at the gateway to west Edinburgh at Maybury has been purchased by sustainable regeneration specialist Summix. In a deal brokered by Savills for the sellers Saica, with Scarlett Land and Development Ltd acting for the purchasers, the prime 15.5-acre residential

The City of Edinburgh Council has granted planning permission for a major new Passivhaus extension at Trinity Academy.

A mechanical & electrical (M&E) services package from Arc-Tech (Scotland) has helped modernise facilities and accommodation at an Edinburgh boarding school for boys.

The Leith community is being called upon to help design a replacement for the Lindsay Road Bridge, also known as Pride Bridge. The local landmark was a popular walking, wheeling, and cycling route over Hawthornvale Path and in 2021 was painted in rainbow colours, leading to it being named locally as

The former established Holyrood Hotel has relaunched as Edinburgh Marriott Hotel Holyrood, marking the completion of an extensive £10 million refurbishment. The hotel, which has been a long-standing fixture in Edinburgh’s historic old town as a Macdonald Hotels’ property, has been

Live sports and entertainment provider AEG Europe has submitted a planning application to the City of Edinburgh Council for an 8,500-capacity arena at Edinburgh Park.

Maxi Construction has been awarded a £1.9 million contract from the City of Edinburgh Council for retrofit works to Liberton Nursery.

Clark Contracts has completed the major refurbishment of the Category B-listed Warrender Swim Centre for Edinburgh Leisure.

A commercial judge has held that a structural engineer hired for an Edinburgh building project could not be compelled to execute and deliver a collateral warranty in favour of the landowner over five years after the conclusion of a contract between the engineer and the project’s contractor in

The climate emergency, creating a sustainable visitor experience and the conservation and maintenance of buildings and public spaces are some of the actions included in the proposed new management plan for Edinburgh’s Old and New Towns’ World Heritage Site.

The public is to be given the chance to share views on the proposed refurbishment of the Calton Square office building, located at the top of Leith Walk.

Plans have been submitted for a purpose-built student accommodation project at a prominent triangular site in Edinburgh.

Proposals have been detailed for a new community in west Edinburgh that promises 3,000 homes, office space to support more than 4,000 jobs, shops, a school, active travel routes and a green urban park.