Two Ogilvie Construction projects have been shortlisted in the finals of the Scottish Property Awards.

The new Yotel in Glasgow, designed by Mosaic Architecture and Design, is shortlisted in the Regeneration Project of the Year. The project saw the transformation of the Westergate building in the city into a 256-room hotel equipped with YOTEL's signature design and technology driven hospitality offering.


The new first phase of the Borders Innovation Park, designed by Michael Laird Architects, is shortlisted for the Architectural Excellence Award. The facility creates 15,000 square metres of high-quality office space in the area of Tweedbank.

Donald Macdonald, Managing Director, Ogilvie Construction, said: "We are proud to have been part of the team that brought these fantastic projects to successful completion. They are first class buildings that significantly enhance their surrounding communities, providing important new services that benefit the local economies."

The Scottish Property Awards aims to recognise the best new and commercial buildings in Scotland. The winners will be announced at a celebratory awards dinner on the 30th of March.