Social housing tenants are being enlisted to help the Hyde Group with a range of jobs such as shortlisting and interviewing potential contractors.
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The 12th caisson for Aberdeen Harbour’s expansion project arrived in Aberdeen today (Friday 14 August), following a 48-hour journey from storage in the Cromarty Firth.
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.
The developer behind Scotland’s first artificial surf park has received unanimous support for its planning application to build accommodation at the site near Ratho.
CHAP Group has been appointed to carry out several major projects after securing contracts worth in excess of £11.5 million.
HFD Group’s 177 Bothwell Street, set to become Glasgow’s largest single office building, has reached another significant construction milestone with the commencement of the installation of three acres of glazing on its exterior.
Plans by S1 Developments to transform the St Joseph’s Nursing Home site in Edinburgh into new student accommodation have been granted unanimous approval subject to conditions.
Wates Group has continued its series of organisational changes with the appointment of a new managing director of its £145 million specialist fit-out and refurbishment division, Wates Smartspace. Scott Camp, currently the division’s commercial director, will take up his new role from Sep
The Scottish Government has published a consultation paper on proposed changes to pre-application consultation requirements in planning.
New images of how the buildings at Inverness Castle may be transformed have been released as the site is developed into a new visitor attraction. LDN Architects' proposals for the castle’s transformation will include the creation of a one storey building to link the two towers of the castle an
An aerospace centre of excellence will be built adjacent to RAF Lossiemouth, thanks to £21 million of funding, UK Government minister for Scotland, Iain Stewart, has announced.
Housebuilder Bellway has warned the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on production and costs, could mean years of lower profits. In its latest trading update, the Tyneside-based firm revealed that it had sold 7,522 homes in the year to July 31, almost a third less than a year ago, as a result of s
CALA Homes has adapted its Construction Academy of Excellence with the introduction of new online courses and virtual instructor-led training alongside traditional classroom-based learning.
The Scottish housing market saw a rebound in interest and activity during July but surveyors remain cautious about the months ahead due to the uncertain economic outlook.
Plans for 36 flats for social rent have been drawn up for the site of a landmark B-listed former church in Glasgow.