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Student Ross Robinson developed a children’s home which was suspended in the trees for protection Architecture students at Robert Gordon University (RGU) have laid out their ideas for how the land surrounding Aberdeen’s new bypass can best be utilised.

Fly-through video showcases missing piece at Park Circus

A new mobile app, enabling people across the world to explore one of Europe’s finest chambered tombs, Maeshowe in Orkney, is now available.

An investigation launched in the wake of the Edinburgh school wall collapse has found nine schools in Aberdeenshire, built under Public Private Partnership (PPP) contracts, with structural issues requiring remediation works.

The Scottish Government has unveiled proposals to reform planning doctrine for homes and infrastructure projects.

Plans have been approved by the Scottish government for a £14 million maternity unit conversion plan in Dumfries.

Plans for a new primary school in south east Edinburgh and the relocation and expansion of Victoria Primary School have been approved by the City of Edinburgh Council.

Annie Mauger The Chartered Institute of Housing in Scotland has responded to a Scottish Government consultation proposing new minimum energy efficiency standards for the private rented sector (PRS) by joining calls for these standards to be made more ambitious.

Steve Wood NHBC, the UK’s new home warranty insurance provider, whose ten-year Buildmark warranty covers around 80 per cent of new homes built in the UK, has today announced the appointment of Steve Wood as its new chief executive.

Kevin Stewart MSP Pioneering homes which aim to transform the lives of disabled people – with technology including a washing machine that cleans and irons clothes – have been launched in Dundee by Housing Minister Kevin Stewart.

George Carty Bellway Site managers land Pride In The Job Awards

Those working in the trades such as plumbing, construction, and electrical installation are the healthiest workers in the UK, according to new research.

Ayr Academy The Ayrshire Archives Centre could move into the heart of Ayr as part of an £11 million project following a decision at South Ayrshire Council.

Taylor Wimpey West Scotland and Lynch Homes have received planning permission from South Ayrshire Council for the provision of 290 new homes through the development of land off Main Street in Barassie to the north eastern edge of Troon.

Developers Malcolm Allan Housebuilders and Chap Homes have submitted joint plans for a major new housing development in Aberdeenshire.