Electrical Contractors & Commercial Electricians in Edinburgh

Designed by Stanec Ashen and Allen Archtects, the 4-storey centre will offer scientists and students access to seminar and exhibition spaces, a café and courtyard as well as a dedicated in lab double-height “collaboration zone”.

Awarding Marshall Brown (Windows) Ltd the curtain walling package was an easy decision for main contractor Balfour Beatty. Having them involved made the design, supply and installation process seamless and thanks to their expertise and professionalism the glazing element of the project was delivered on time and in full.

Balfour Beatty won the single stage tender to build the new Centre of Tissue Regeneration and Repair at the University of Edinburgh’s new biomedical campus. The new building will form part of their new institute for Regeneration and Repair, which will be home to over 500 researchers.

Leonardo Hotels aim is to create & develop unique high end hotels with their own character and clear links to their locations. Daniel Roger, MD for Leonardo Hotels outlines the group vision that the new Royal Hotel is aiming to appeal to both leisure guests, given its location near to tram and train stops, as well as Edinburgh’s ever-growing corporate and business tourism market.

Leonardo Hotel Group’s successful Great Britain market entry with Leonardo Hotel London Heathrow Airport in March 2015, the next step in its European expansion is a takeover in the capital of Scotland, Edinburgh.

New to the portfolio is the Leonardo Hotel Edinburgh City Center, a popular, centrally located city hotel with 282 rooms in Edinburgh Haymarket.

After Hearts was formed in 1874, the club played at sites in the Meadows, Powburn and Powderhall. Hearts first moved to the Gorgie area, in the west of Edinburgh, in 1881. This pitch, known as “Tynecastle Park” or “Old Tynecastle”, stood on the site of the present-day Wardlaw Street and Wardlaw Terrace.

In the 1980s, incremental improvements were made to the stadium, including the conversion of various terraces into seating areas, however it took until 1994 for major redevelopment works to begin.

Works started with the construction of the Wheatfield Stand in 1994, and continued with the construction of another two new stands at both ends. Works were completed in 1997.

2016 plans for a new main stand were presented. Construction began during the 2016/17 season and was completed in November 2017, raising capacity from 17,400 seats to over 20,000 seats.