‘Architects have a duty of care to design spaces for all people’

The Architects’ Journal‘Architects have a duty of care to design spaces for all people’ We architects have a duty of care to design spaces for all people – including trans people – regardless of the recent Supreme Court ruling, say Kirsty Watt (she/her) and Bek Ziola (they/he) The post ‘Architects have a duty of care to design spaces for all people’ appeared first on The Architects’ JournalAlan Gordon

Construction Management - How can we stop trespassers climbing our tower crane? 07112022

Urban explorers who break into construction sites are a growing problem. This article from CIOB's Construction Management magazine looks at the legal ramifications

Beale & Co - Consultants - Is your duty of care under attack, 04072018

Historically the market approach within the construction industry has been to include in professional appointments a contractual obligation relating to a duty of care often equivalent to the common law duty to exercise reasonable skill & care In more recent times new suites of standard form agreements and certainly typical bespoke agreements, are moving away from this approach and adopting an elevated duty of care. Bespoke agreements are increasingly introducing fitness for purpose obligations