The Regs: Protect against claims when specifying kitchen and bathroom fittings

The Architects’ Journal The Regs: Protect against claims when specifying kitchen and bathroom fittings The fittings you specify in bathroom and kitchen designs matter more than you might think, explains Geoff Wilkinson The post The Regs: Protect against claims when specifying kitchen and bathroom fittings appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Geoff Wilkinson

The regs: Get foundations right – don’t be tripped up by tree roots

The Architects’ Journal The regs: Get foundations right – don’t be tripped up by tree roots It is now vital to identify trees early in a project, warns Geoff Wilkinson The post The regs: Get foundations right – don’t be tripped up by tree roots appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Geoff Wilkinson

BSR must ‘step up’ to address delays, says Lords inquiry chair

The Architects’ Journal BSR must ‘step up’ to address delays, says Lords inquiry chair The Building Safety Regulator needs to accelerate its efforts to tackle mounting delays in approvals and remedial work, peer and former Labour cabinet member Ann Taylor has told the AJ The post BSR must ‘step up’ to address delays, says Lords inquiry chair appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Geoff Wilkinson

The Regs: No worse than existing – but is that safe enough?

The Architects’ Journal The Regs: No worse than existing – but is that safe enough? Geoff Wilkinson asks whether cladding remediation schemes go far enough The post The Regs: No worse than existing – but is that safe enough? appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Geoff Wilkinson

The Regs: Decent Homes changes will make architects’ lives harder

The Architects’ Journal The Regs: Decent Homes changes will make architects’ lives harder Proposals to amend the Decent Homes Standard may make life easier for surveyors, but they raise thorny issues, warns Geoff Wilkinson The post The Regs: Decent Homes changes will make architects’ lives harder appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Geoff Wilkinson