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Great Lakes: Scottish activity helps boost profits for facade specialist

10 October 2014

What’s your favourite Glasgow building?

24 July 2014

DORMA Versatility

DORMA Versatility

9 October 2013

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CMPE Glasgow 53rd Anniversary Dinner

19 August 2013

Citizens charter for cost manager

Citizens charter for cost manager – Turner & Townsend appointed

18 June 2013

Another one bites the dust – Red Road flats

18 June 2013

SCOTLAND’S famous Locharbriggs red sandstone has been used to clad the first epilepsy centre of its kind in the country.

In the pink – New epilepsy centre for Scotland

18 June 2013

the first contract issued under the University of Strathclyde’s Framework 2 for building and associated works

Now for part two – Extension in Inchinnan

18 June 2013

Riverside Point is the biggest-selling development.

House builder bucks trend to push up sales

18 June 2013

Insite with Shona Robison & Ade Kearns

17 June 2013

Buyers mill around

Buyers mill around – Building available in Glasgow’s west end

17 June 2013

Showing some consideration – Wates Living Space recognised

17 June 2013

Glasgow museum gets top title – European award

17 June 2013

Glasgow city centre has 28,000 residents, 150,000 jobs, 70,000 night-time visitors each weekend night, generates 34% of the city’s over-all GDP, has an annual retail spend of £2.6billion, and attracts 100,000 commuters every weekday.

Glasgow to shop for a new look – District blueprint

17 June 2013

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

17 June 2013

Alex Goodfellow is group managing director at Stewart Milne Timber Systems.

A strong case for timber – Zero carbon homes

17 June 2013

Previously used by Dundee College, the building will become a centre for gymnastic excellence in Tayside and Fife and provide the facilities to give the area’s gymnasts the opportunity to reach their full potential in the build-up to the Games. The Dick McTaggart Centre is named after the boxer who won Commonwealth gold in 1958.

Boxing clever aids gymnastics hopes

14 June 2013

In a project led by Ryder Architecture, the disused St Andrew House office block is now a 210-bedroom Premier Inn hotel.

High-rising star is reborn in Glasgow

14 June 2013

TWO projects in Glasgow have landed top honours in this year’s Roofing Awards.

Working flat out – Awards for Glasgow projects

14 June 2013

The top prize - Award for Marley Contract Services

The top prize – Award for Marley Contract Services

13 June 2013

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