And Finally

Ever wonder what buildings get up to while we’re not around?

A man has been arrested after throwing a pickle at a construction worker from a moving car.

Doorknobs, handrails and shopping trolleys should be coated in copper to stop the spread of the coronavirus, scientists have said.

Stranded ducklings have taken up residence in a Perth hospital after being given a home by kind-hearted hospital employees. Initially spotted by the cash office team at Murray Royal Hospital, colleagues stepped in to save the mother duck and her brood by transforming an outdoor courtyard into a duck

David and Victoria Beckham are reportedly seeking planning permission to construct an underground passageway from their £6 million Cotswolds mansion to their garage, as well as a wine cellar.

Transport design consultancy PriestmanGoode has created a new solution for rail carriages that makes optimal use of the space to ensure that social distancing is observed.

A scaffolder has been keeping busy during lockdown by building a massive 360-degree swing in his mum's back garden.

Across the world, no matter the culture or country, the concept of home has always been important. And for many of us, the heartbeat of the home is the living room. It’s the place we gather with family, catch up with friends, and of course relax with the latest box set.

A ‘floating’ village of crannogs is set to be built in a Perthshire loch to illustrate how people lived 2,300 years ago.

Sussex-based plant hire company BPH Plant Hire has created a 'Where's Wally' type brainteaser to help relieve some boredom.

BoKlok UK, the sustainable, quality low-cost home provider, jointly owned by Skanska and IKEA, has announced that it has appointed leading technology-driven modular housing manufacturer TopHat, to help deliver part of its first product offering in the UK. 

An architect has been fined for creating a design for a home that was too big for the plot on which it was to be built.

A 1,000-year-old English flour mill has resumed commercial production for the first time in decades to meet a spike in demand in from the UK’s locked-down residents.

An investigation has been launched into the removal of pews from a former Edinburgh church owned by a prominent ballet boss amid concerns that COVID-19 is providing cover for unauthorised work. The 192-year-old St Stephen's church building in the New Town has been owned since 2017 by Peter Schaufuss

Could you explain a sustainable drainage system - with a watering can and rubber duck? Maybe structural loading – with toy elephants or perhaps 3D modelling with battenberg cake? If so, you are just the civil engineer ICE Scotland is looking for to enter its Pitch 200 competition.