Glasgow

Commercial fit-out and refurbishment specialist GHI Contracts has chosen to partner with building services provider Arc-Tech (Scotland) Ltd again with the delivery of three contracts across the central belt of Scotland. Comprising the reconfiguration of offices at 24 St Vincent Place in Glasgow, a h

A new collection of 24 pioneering homes which aim to transform the lives of people with disabilities – including technology which can open doors and adjust the height of kitchen worktops at the touch of a button – is being built in Glasgow. Care and housing provider Blackwood has reveale

Glasgow City Council is to team up with Govan Housing Association to tackle the condition of pre-1919 homes in the city's Ibrox and Cessnock areas.

Westpoint Homes has revealed plans to demolish former Cranstonhill police station in Glasgow and build a six-storey block of flats.

Artisan Real Estate has brought forward proposals for a new 14-storey hotel in Glasgow city centre.

A transformational development of 824 new homes in Sighthill officially got under way yesterday.

Work has commenced on a project to replace windows and doors on behalf of Maryhill Housing.

The University of Glasgow has approved plans to create a unique hub for its Postgraduate Taught (PGT) student community and house the Adam Smith Business School.

Work is set to get underway over the coming months to transform the former Anniesland Jobcentre site into 48 flats, all for private sale.

Sir Robert McAlpine is to sponsor a pioneering new venture which will offer skills training to 16-18-year olds focusing on new digital methods of construction. Career Colleges Trust has approved the City of Glasgow College to be the first to offer the trailblazing initiative.

Thrill-seekers will be able to hurtle down Blythswood Street in Glasgow on a giant water slide as part of new proposals to revitalise the city over the next decade.

Councillors have rejected plans to connect two office buildings in Glasgow city centre with a bridge.

Bloc Hotels has submitted new plans for its proposed development in Glasgow city centre.

Proposals to convert a former Pollokshields school building into flats have been withdrawn by the applicant.

Economy secretary Derek Mackay has marked the start of work on a new building being delivered by Clyde Gateway in the heart of the East End of Glasgow which is set to become the headquarters of the Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC). The STUC had undertaken an extensive search to find an office a