Charing Cross, once Glasgow's new beating heart, was all but flattened in the 1960s to make way for the M8 — but plans ...

With the highest rate of drug deaths in Europe and an alarming 12% increase by 2023, Scotland is opening the UK's first drug ...

A Glasgow émigré just couldn't bear to leave his beloved Rangers behind when he moved 6,000 miles away — so he created a football club that featured former Rangers stars and, just once, a Ballon d'Or ...

Glasgow is on the cusp of being irrevocably ... I think bringing this corridor to the Clydeside back to life with modern skyscrapers could herald a new era of prosperity for the city.

As students return to university, so do lonely singletons return to Hinge. Here’s a very serious and scientific analysis of ...

Amid the chaos of the ongoing Los Angeles wildfires, some in the media are spreading baseless lies suggesting that the ...

Today, the 3,270-seat venue is America’s second-largest auditorium as well as the world’s tallest, occupying the first six levels of a 45-storey skyscraper ... the project included steel trusses from ...

Instead of focusing solely on roads, bridges, and skyscrapers, they built world ... renowned scientific hubs like Tel Aviv, Uppsala, Glasgow, and Leipzig. How did this happen?

It strikes an effortless balance between traditional and modern – from well-preserved colonial Dutch buildings in the Old Town to shiny skyscrapers and upscale malls in Sudirman Central Business ...

The £500m Project Vista scheme in London and the £300m Keystone Building contract for the University of Glasgow (pictured ... of-a kind” City of London skyscraper has taken Multiplex to ...