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Malcolm Construction

Diggers move in at Hampden as 2014 construction work kicks-off

THE surreal sight of Malcolm Construction equipment on the iconic Hampden turf has signalled the start of work to transform the famous old football...
Oregon Timber Frame

Oregon expansion brings welcome jobs boost

A leading Scottish timber frame manufacturer has dug deep in an ambitious attempt to target growth in the English housing market. Oregon Timber Frame has...
The Kelpies

World’s largest equine sculptures tower over Forth and Clyde Canal

WORK on Scotland’s major new cultural landmark - the world’s largest pair of equine sculptures - has been completed. The £5 million The Kelpies structures...
Technical Academy Scotland

New academy opens amid warnings of dire sector skills shortage

SIR Tom Farmer has launched a ground breaking new technical academy offering qualifications across a wide range of construction disciplines. The move comes as a...
Mitchell Library

Mitchell Library ready for new chapter

GLASGOW’S famous Mitchell Library is set for a new chapter with a £3.4 million refurbishment now underway. The iconic 102-year-old building – one of the...
John Burke, Executive Director, BAM Construct UK, Bill Drummond, Managing Partner, Brodies and Michael Smart, Development Director, Scotland & North England BAM Properties Ltd survey building work at 110 Queen Street.

Long arm of the law – first tenant signs up for new Glasgow development

SCOTLAND’S largest law firm has signed up to become the first occupier at BAM Properties’ latest development. Brodies LLP will lease 25,000 square feet on...
AppleGreen Homes

Eastern promise for energy-efficient innovators

A Scottish company’s design for an affordable energy-efficient home is being showcased in China. Developed by AppleGreen Homes, “The Scottish House” has been lauded for...
Holyrood moves to outlaw blacklisting

Holyrood moves to outlaw blacklisting

New laws introduced by the Scottish Government are to crack down on the blacklisting of workers, a practice that has gained notoriety in the...
Energy-efficient homes on track in Rutherglen

Energy-efficient homes on track in Rutherglen

Avonside Energy Efficiency is undertaking a £2.7m contract in South Lanarkshire as part of a new Scottish Government initiative to tackle fuel poverty and...
Healthy prospects as Kier gets NHS go-ahead

Healthy prospects as Kier gets NHS go-ahead

Kier has been named as one of five principal supply-chain partners on Frameworks Scotland 2, the publicly funded procurement initiative that will deliver £600m...
House design uses resources well

House design uses resources well

A resource-efficient house is being showcased by the Scottish Government’s Resource Efficient Scotland programme (managed by Zero Waste Scotland). The three-bedroom house, built in partnership...
‘Fear of the unknown’ leaves housebuilders pondering next move

‘Fear of the unknown’ leaves housebuilders pondering next move

The Scottish new-build residential market is preparing for takeoff, according to new research from the property consultancy Jones Lang LaSalle, but optimism among housebuilders...
Monster fence breaks records in Argyll

Monster fence breaks records in Argyll

Geotechnical specialist BAM Ritchies has installed the tallest rock-fall barrier in Europe, at Glen Douglas in Argyll. A barrier 8m high had to be designed...
Success on tap at Scottish Water

Success on tap at Scottish Water

Scottish Water’s new National Operations Centre in Stepps, North Lanarkshire, has been delivered on budget. The building, designed by Reiach & Hall with BAM...
New M8 junction opens up Heartlands

New M8 junction opens up Heartlands

One of the largest regeneration projects in Europe, the Heartlands Development at Whitburn, has received a major boost thanks to the completion of a...
Citizens charter for cost manager

Citizens charter for cost manager – Turner & Townsend appointed

Turner & Townsend has been appointed cost manager for the renovation of one of the UK’s oldest theatres. The £6.5m project is the first major...
Scotframe launched its new building panel last year.

Academics will help shape future homes

Joint venture will focus on slashing energy needs ABERDEEN academics are to join forces with a developer, an architect and the wider construction industry on...
PHIL McEwan has been appointed executive chairman at the Ogilvie Group to succeed John Berry who steps down at the end of June after six years in the role in a non-executive capacity.

Phil fills chair at Ogilvie – Berry set to stand down

PHIL McEwan has been appointed executive chairman at the Ogilvie Group to succeed John Berry who steps down at the end of June after...
Carillion has won the bidding race for the first phase of redevelopment at London’s famous Battersea Power Station site.

Carillion shows its power – Company seals Battersea project

Carillion has won the bidding race for the first phase of redevelopment at London’s famous Battersea Power Station site. It was selected as preferred bidder...
Holly Sommerville, a pupil at Our Lady and St Francis Primary School, close to where the house is being built, gives the design the once-over.

Pupils get some new home work – Green home on show

Exhibition highlights greenest house AN exhibition tracing the construction of one of Scotland’s greenest homes has opened in Glasgow. Running at The Lighthouse until July 7,...