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Robertson lays the groundwork for refurbishment project

ROBERTSON has started enabling works on a £12 million project at the University of Edinburgh’s Darwin building.  The work will last 18 months, with the site being prepared for refurbishment...

Dumfries Learning Town work set to start

GRAHAM Construction will lead the delivery of all three Phase 1 projects in the Dumfries Learning Town (DLT) programme. The firm has been selected by hub South...

Hospital project boosts construction trainees

THREE young ladies have gained valuable experience in the construction industry, working on the expansion and refurbishment of the first of seven operating theatres...

Tillicoultry bricklayer takes top tradesperson title

A Tillicoultry bricklayer has fought off competition from thousands of entries to be crowned Britain’s Top Tradesperson 2016. Richie Maxwell (30) won the competition, organised by Screwfix,...

BAM delivers new community campus in Fife

BAM Construction has completed the handover of the new £21.5 million Windmill Community Campus in Kirkcaldy. The building, which will open for the new term...

Esh Border Construction calls 2015 a year of “consolidation and investment”

Scottish-based construction firm Esh Border Construction, part of Esh Group, has announced its annual accounts. The firm said its key focuses were “consolidation and investment”...

Ready to go Anywhere

It is easy to take Internet access for granted today. Only when it is suddenly unavailable do we realise how integral it is in...

Keeping the tradition alive

THE Edinburgh Traditional Building Festival will return to the Capital this summer as part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. The event celebrates the city’s traditional...

Health and safety training is more than just policies and procedures

By Lynsey Chambers, training manager, City Building, Queenslie Training Centre ALL employers have a duty to protect the health, safety and welfare of their...

Future-proofing the industry through inclusivity and diversity

By Kim Worts, RICS UK External Affairs Director I had a conversation recently with a female RICS Fellow who applied to a well-established college to...

A common Sense solution to rising energy costs?

Gary Moug meets the Clydebank firm behind a new product tipped to provide businesses with huge savings on hot water A Clydebank firm has developed...

Kier named main contractor for iconic GSA restoration

KIER Construction has won the £25 million contract to manage the restoration of the Glasgow School of Art's (GSA) iconic Mackintosh Building, which was damaged by...

Female pupils urged to consider construction careers

FEMALE pupils from schools in West Dunbartonshire have been given a glimpse into the world of construction in a bid to encourage more women...

Trio of Scottish projects win RIBA Awards

THREE Scottish projects are among the winners of the 2016 RIBA National Awards. The City of Glasgow College, Riverside Campus (Michael Laird Architects/Reiach and Hall...

PBA adds to Buildings team with new appointments

PETER Brett Associates (PBA) had added to its structural and civil engineering teams in Scotland with two new appointments. Janice Smith joins from South Queensferry-based WMA, where...

Politicians join calls to attract fresh talent into construction

TWO local politicians have visited the site of the new Garnock Community Campus as part of a bid to encourage more people to consider a career...

National Women in Engineering Day – How to get more Scottish women into engineering

By Patricia Molina Benitez, graduate engineer at WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff Gender diversity is an issue before we even reach employment; in fact, it’s already...

Talented architects honoured with Lifetime Achievement prize

Tom Elder FRIAS and Dick Cannon FRIAS received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the annual RIAS Awards Dinner in Glasgow. RIAS said the award is given "to...

Notable Scots celebrated with Honorary Fellowships

FOUR distinguished Scots received Honorary Fellowships of the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland at the annual RIAS Centenary and Awards Dinner in Glasgow this week. Film composer,...

RIAS Awards 2016 winners announced

The winners have been announced in this year’s Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) Awards. A judging panel chaired by RIAS president, Willie Watt,...