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AJ Student Prize: What is an architecture degree for?
The Architects’ Journal AJ Student Prize: What is an architecture degree for? AJ Student Prize co-editors Derin Fadina and Fran Williams ask what an architecture degree is really for at a time when the profession, education and routes into practice are undergoing profound change The post AJ Student Prize: What is an architecture degree for? appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Fran Williams
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How architects are leading the way on building reuse
The Architects’ Journal How architects are leading the way on building reuse Architects, alongside engineers, contractors, clients and enlightened developers, have led an extraordinarily rapid change in the industry over the past five years, Will Hurst told this week’s CircularBuild The post How architects are leading the way on building reuse appeared first on The Architects’ Journal will hurst
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After over a decade living in his tiny house. Ryan from “The Tiny Life” blog is moving on to his next stage in life. Ryan always planned for the tiny house to be a stepping stone and it is time to move on. His change is your opportunity. For a ... Read more The post Ryan’s Tiny Home for Sale first appeared on Tiny House Blog.
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Burnham to grant English mayors call-in powers over major planning decisions
The change would apply to proposals with 150-plus homes, more than 15,000 sq m (161,000 sq ft) of commercial space or any building of 30m or taller. The post Burnham to grant English mayors call-in powers over major planning decisions appeared first on Property Week.
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Network Plus margin climbs to 9.4% on utilities boom
Turnover hits £671m ahead of private equity ownership change
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RICS - WBEF - Risk management and accountability in complex construction projects 23052023
A construction project, no matter what size, involves risks. Risk management is more effective when it identifies and manages risks from the earliest project stages to minimise likelihoods and impacts. It should be applied throughout the project cycle. Where appropriate, a risk-management strategy should be developed and included as part of a risk execution plan. A panel of experts focus on practical considerations they consider, best practices & how accountability should be effectively managed
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CIPS - Contract Management with Duncan Brock, 03122019
This CIPS contract management interview is with Duncan Brock - Group Director of CIPS. The discussion touches on the Contract Management process, how to effectively manage contracts, and where contract management can go wrong
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Construction Management - When is a variation not a variation, October 2022
Paul Gibbons answers the following question: The architect on our project has issued an instruction to install specific hinges to doors on our project, but they claim this is not a variation. Is this correct and, if so, what can we do?
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NEC has clear mechanism for risk allocation for specific events. Is it a compensation event, or not? And it has a clear, detailed and flexible process for managing and agreeing the assessment of those compensation events. Effective management of the process is key to dispute avoidance under NEC. This webinar was held on 29 September 2021. Hear about the importance of the F word - forecast. Change control is critical to the finances of any supplier - so you need to know how to use the process.
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An update on the changes between how NEC3 and NEC4 deal with the risk of extreme weather.
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