And Finally

The excavation of human remains which could date back as far as 1300 has begun on Constitution Street as part of the City of Edinburgh Council’s Trams to Newhaven project. Archaeologists are on-site outside South Leith Parish Church, where previous investigations have shown that in the medieva

Some of Scotland’s most historic civil engineering memorabilia can now be viewed online, thanks to the work of the Institution of Civil Engineers Scotland Museum in Edinburgh.

A bike path in a small German municipality was unintentionally paved with several domes due to a planning error in the district office.

Russian officials have been accused of using "invisible ink" on valuable contracts to facilitate corruption and kickbacks.

Zero Waste Scotland has partnered with Scottish Water to turn grit that is found in the waste water system into a valuable raw building material for the construction industry.

The spire of Notre Dame cathedral, which was destroyed in a fire last April, will be restored according to the original Gothic design. French President Emmanuel Macron announced the decision, putting an end to speculation that the spire would be rebuilt in a modern style.

Explaining the similarities between road construction and a chocolate desert has won Nicolas Fauvergue ICE Scotland’s Pitch 200 award.

A speculative design for the Glasgow School of Art restoration has proposed extending the Charles Rennie Mackintosh building onto the site of the former O2 ABC music venue.

Glasgow City Council has approved a change-of-use application for disused toilets in Glasgow’s Cathedral Square to be transformed into self-catering tourist accommodation.

Framework provider Pagabo has teamed up with health technology brand Moodbeam to offer workers access to the world’s first wearable device, focused on capturing mood in real time through the simple pressing of a button.

A new project from BetVictor has brought some of the more exciting failed Vegas casino proposals to life, rendering them into what would have been their exact locations and offering a view on just what Sin City could have looked like had they been given the go-ahead. The Viva Lost Vegas project plac

The Lightweight Manufacturing Centre (LMC), part of the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), operated by the University of Strathclyde, is working with a consortium on an Innovate UK-funded project to develop an ultralight and sustainable wind turbine blade that will produce up to 9% mo

A brand new shed was among over 46,000 items found by traffic officers on England's motorways and major A roads in just over 10 months. Highways England has appealed to all drivers to make sure their loads are secured before setting off on long journeys.

A radical new way of thinking about soil has finally solved the mystery of why adding organic material like manure improves flood and drought resilience, climate control and crop yields - universal ‘ecosystem services’ that are widely recognised as worth billions to the global economy.

A housing developer jointly owned by IKEA has gained planning consent for its first housing development in the UK.