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Scotland’s oldest ship, an A-listed harbour and an iron age dwelling are all set to benefit from funding as part of Scotland’s Year of Coast and Waters.

Queens Cross Housing Association has teamed up with Scottish Autism to help the charity improve the quality of life of autistic people living in north Glasgow. The Association has converted a former care home in Springbank Street into new supported accommodation and a Day Opportunity.

Foster + Partners has submitted plans for a major office-led development which would be built on stilts to allow trees and open public space to run beneath the building. Known as Colechurch House, the mixed-use scheme will stand in the shadow of the Shard near London Bridge Station and will also pro

Stewart Milne Group has started a redundancy consultation process with its workforce after announcing plans to merge its central and north homes divisions in Scotland amid weaker trading since the lockdown was imposed.

Wemyss Properties has completed the acquisition of a 1.81-hectare site in Coatbridge, marking the company's first industrial property development. The site at Hagmill Road, adjacent to Centrum Business Park, was purchased for an undisclosed amount from real estate investment and development com

A former tenant of an office complex in Glasgow that had to vacate the premises for necessary repairs has successfully established its entitlement to abate the rent as a result of the works. 

The developers behind rejected plans for the conversion of Edinburgh’s former Royal High School into a hotel are to bring forward fresh proposals for the site.

Commercial interior design company Bell & Swift is celebrating its appointment as interior designers for the refurbishment of the historic Loch Rannoch Hotel in Highland Perthshire. The plan is to restore the Highland landmark bringing it up to date with investment in the bedrooms, public spaces

akp Scotland has completed the fit-out of new open plan offices within Skypark for human capital management technology company Ceridian in another collaboration with consultants Cushman & Wakefield and interior designers Julia Grant of Julia Grant Interiors.

In discussing conservation engineering and the work structural engineers do to repair, protect and conserve our building heritage, Gillian Ogilvie talks specifically about her own work at The Usher Hall in Edinburgh. Conservation engineering is about repairing and preserving what is there. Howe

A study into plans for new homes on greenbelt land to the north of Summerston has found that developing the land for housing would not be appropriate.

Building work has begun on the final phase of a £75 million regeneration of Cumbernauld’s 12 tower blocks.

Home Group in Scotland is back on-site creating new homes for affordable rent in South Gilmerton, Edinburgh.

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and the Architects Registration Board (ARB) are calling on architects to prepare for the end of the UK-EU transition period.

Plumbing and heating professionals in Scotland who are operating under historic grading “Grandfather Rights” are being warned that time is fast running out for them if they want to retain their Grading Card, without which they will be ineligible to work on sites. As part of a shake-up by