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true story: modern student living comes to Glasgow

WHEN asked to imagine typical student accommodation, one might conjure up images of dank and dingy dormitory blocks, stacks of dirty dishes and rubbish...
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Doka solutions bring positive energy to Clyde project

DOKA supplied more than 150 tonnes of Slipform equipment for the ‘safe, time-effective’ construction of concrete walls at a major Energy from Waste (EfW)...

Family business is rising to green challenge in Dunbeg

AN innovative offsite timber frame project is delivering 300 much needed new homes in the village of Dunbeg, near Oban in Argyll and Bute. Lochgilphead-based...

Training commitment is key to CCG’s future

CONSTRUCTION and manufacturing firm CCG is reaping the rewards of taking a proactive approach to training after having the foresight to see how skills...
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Donaldson secures new license deal

DONALDSON Timber Engineering Ltd has secured a licensing agreement with Charcon Construction Solutions to sell its innovative Moduroof system. Moduroof is a complete modular...

Bond of trust

A new social enterprise is helping ex-offenders turn their lives around by employing them to build and refurbish homes. Project Scotland finds out more. SOMETIMES...

“Health and safety should be part of a holistic process”

The Association for Project Safety (APS) celebrates its 21st birthday this year. Edinburgh-based Technical and Standards Manager, Andrew Leslie, recently met with Project Scotland’s Fraser...

Regeneration game is no Urban myth

Regeneration company Urban Union is currently delivering award-winning housing projects in Scotland including Laurieston in Glasgow and Edinburgh’s Pennywell development. Project Scotland’s Fraser Rummens...
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Good practice guidance tool a “step change” for scaffolders

THE National Access and Scaffolding Confederation has launched a new product which they say will produce a “step change” for the industry. The TG20:13 technical...

Refurbishment broadens sustainability horizons

John McMullan from Firestone Building Products discusses the pond refurbishment carried out at Horizon Scotland, a business incubator at Highlands and Islands Enterprise’s flagship...

Glasgow manufacturer is ‘best story never told’

“WE have a different approach to meeting our customer’s needs,” said Michael Luby, sales director of Russell Timber Technology. “We’re not just selling them...
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Impressive Turn-er round

A derelict historical building on Glasgow’s Clydeside has been given new life by the National Theatre of Scotland as part of the Glasgow 2014...

Alumasc looking to nurture Scottish connections

ALUMASC is targeting further growth in the Scottish roofing market after landing a number of high-profile projects, which the company said will benefit from...

Modular construction proves “perfect match” for education sector needs

MODULAR construction is playing an increasingly important role in Scotland’s education sector. One company that specialises in modular manufacturing is Wernick Buildings. The firm has...
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Greater peace of mind for specifiers and users of wood

David Sulman of the Scottish Timber Trade Association provides an update on timber procurement matters. THERE has been considerable scrutiny of the sourcing of wood...

‘Generational’ Ayrshire Hospice project on track for autumn completion

THE project manager on McLaughlin & Harvey’s build of the new Ayrshire Hospice has revealed that the charity’s inspirational work is being used as...

Avenue to a bright future

INCREASED pedestrian space and an upgraded streetscape will likely be the most noticeable benefits of the £115 million Glasgow Avenues project, but the City...

Staying the course

Project Scotland's Fraser Rummens speaks to Bruno Berardelli, managing director of Fort William-based HWEnergy, about the benefits of going green AS the issue of sustainability...

Investment in people pays dividends for Paisley firm

AN ethos of “approachability, accountability and long-term consistency” has seen Paisley-headquartered Clark Contracts named one of the 50 best companies to work for in...

Building diversity: firm aims to encourage workers from variety of backgrounds

DIVERSITY is a major buzzword at the moment as far as the construction industry is concerned. Most people seem to agree there’s not enough...