Morgan Sindall begins Burnside PRU rebuild

Morgan Sindall Construction has started the redevelopment of a pupil referral unit in London.

How Referral Marketing Boosts Customer Loyalty and Drives Sales

Have you ever recommended a product or service to a friend because you had a great experience? This is the essence of referral marketing—a strategy that leverages satisfied customers to help spread the word. But why is referral marketing so powerful, and how can it benefit businesses looking to build loyalty and drive sales? In […] <p>The post How Referral Marketing Boosts Customer Loyalty and Drives Sales first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Collaborating with a Real Estate Agent – Newest Guide 2023

The easiest way to find a real estate professional is through a personal referral from someone you know and trust. Even while no law says you must collaborate with an agent, it is highly recommended that you do so since an expert agent can help you handle the stressful and difficult process. In addition, a […] The post Collaborating with a Real Estate Agent – Newest Guide 2023 first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.

Case study: Southwark SILS 3 by Tim Ronalds Architects

The Architects’ JournalCase study: Southwark SILS 3 by Tim Ronalds Architects A Pupil Referral Unit in Peckham, south London, the building needed to provide a safe, calm, and purposeful educational environment that also had to be robust. A pale brick was used to create a scheme that avoids looking brutal and defensive. Photography by Jim Stephenson The post Case study: Southwark SILS 3 by Tim Ronalds Architects appeared first on The Architects’ JournalAJ Contributor

Architect suspended for misleading client over £15k builder intro fee

The Architects’ JournalArchitect suspended for misleading client over £15k builder intro fee An architect has been suspended for 18 months for receiving a £15,000 referral fee from a builder she helped land a job – a payment she never disclosed to her client The post Architect suspended for misleading client over £15k builder intro fee appeared first on The Architects’ JournalRichard Waite

King's College, London - 2022 Construction Adjudication in the United Kingdom: Tracing trends and guiding reform, October 2022

This Report provides a comprehensive survey of construction adjudication from the perspective of the users, designed to find out what users like about the process, and what they do not. It reveals many attitudes and statistics that support the generally positive view that construction adjudication has been and is successful. But see some key observations below (from the Foreword by The Right Honourable Lord Justice Coulson)

Fenwick Elliott - 2022 Construction Adjudication in the United Kingdom: tracing trends and guiding reform, 20012023

Fenwick Elliott Partner Claire King and 4 Pump Court's Lynne McCafferty KC review the findings of the recent King’s College London and Adjudication Society study on adjudication

Metroun - NEC3 & 4 Dispute Resolution Process Explained (Clauses W1, W2 & W3), 29122021

This brief video looks into what provisions are in place within the NEC for Dispute Resolution, in particular clause W1 and W2 in the NEC3 and the new clause W3 in the NEC4

Building Magazine - A question of scope, 19012021

A party that wants to limit the scope of an adjudication must be wary of asking questions that accidentally widen the dispute. Tony Bingham of 3 Paper Buildings looks at the Adjudication between Global Smith Estates Ltd vs Sudlows Ltd