Richard Murphy’s revised overhaul of Edinburgh landmark gets go-ahead

The Architects’ JournalRichard Murphy’s revised overhaul of Edinburgh landmark gets go-ahead Edinburgh City Council has approved revised plans by Richard Murphy Architects to revamp the Scottish capital’s celebrated former Royal High School The post Richard Murphy’s revised overhaul of Edinburgh landmark gets go-ahead appeared first on The Architects’ JournalGreg Pitcher

Edinburgh in legal action over nine-year-old tram

Edinburgh City Council is still dealing with an ongoing legal claim almost a decade after the opening of its troubled tram system, it has emerged. The Scottish local authority included £4.5m for “resolving outstanding disputes” in a table of estimated costs to the public purse… The post Edinburgh in legal action over nine-year-old tram appeared first on Construction News.

Shedkm wins planning for 205 Edinburgh homes

The Architects’ JournalShedkm wins planning for 205 Edinburgh homes Edinburgh City Council has approved a shedkm-designed scheme for 205 homes north of the city centre, 52 of which will be affordable The post Shedkm wins planning for 205 Edinburgh homes appeared first on The Architects’ JournalGino Spocchia

Plans approved to introduce Edinburgh tourist tax to fund infrastructure projects

Edinburgh is set to become the first city in the UK to introduce a tourist tax to help fund future infrastructure projects. The post Plans approved to introduce Edinburgh tourist tax to fund infrastructure projects appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Winner in Edinburgh waterfront regeneration contest revealed

The Architects’ JournalWinner in Edinburgh waterfront regeneration contest revealed Smith Scott Mullan Associates has won a competition as part of the £1.3 billion regeneration of Granton Waterfront in Edinburgh The post Winner in Edinburgh waterfront regeneration contest revealed appeared first on The Architects’ JournalMerlin Fulcher