And Finally

Transparent public toilets have been installed in Tokyo parks which allow prospective users to inspect their cleanliness from the outside.

A first-of-its-kind audit into the mapping of potholes in England has been launched today aided by data from on-road businesses such as Uber and Deliveroo.

At SCN we are bombarded with meaningless press releases imagining what a city would look like in 100 years time or famous landmarks reimagined as container-scrapers and none more so than during the summer silly season, but since our editor is a Wes Anderson fan, get your popcorn at th

Amey has secured additional funding of £759,000 to design a revolutionary Impact Protection Vehicle (IPV), that will protect roadworkers from harm when putting out traffic management on live carriageways.

Foster + Partners has resubmitted plans for a £300 million temporary transparent home for MPs to relocate to while the Houses of Parliament is refurbished.

A man has taken to Twitter to voice his concerns regarding ongoing construction work he’s facing — quite literally — when he stands on his balcony in the evening.

A playhouse listed on Airbnb as a joke has been booked by a family of four for a weekend break.

A piece of Lego fell out of a young boy’s nose almost two years after he placed it there.

Bakery chain Greggs has been granted planning permission to develop its first drive-thru outlet in Scotland.

A five-year-old boy’s wish to become a construction worker for a day has come true.

Motor racing driver Paul di Resta has taken the chequered flag in a battle to convert an office building into one of Edinburgh’s most ­luxurious homes.

The world’s last Blockbuster shop has been transformed into a 90s themed Airbnb. The store in Bend, Orgeon, will be listed for three one-night stays in September and includes an unlimited movie marathon.

Billions of euros handed to Italy by the EU to restart its crippled economy could be used to build a tunnel from the country’s mainland to Sicily, prime minister Giuseppe Conte has said.

Property developers have been invited to transform a former World War II RAF control tower into a luxury home.

The world tallest prefab skyscrapers are to be delivered in Singapore but large parts of the structures are being built over the border in Malaysia.