All Comment articles – Page 265
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Laurence Cobb
Laurence Cobb is head of the construction and engineering group at Taylor Wessing
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Ann Bentley
Ann Bentley is chairman of Rider Levett Bucknall UK and director of the Rider Levett Bucknall global practice
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Angela Brady
Angela Brady is director of Brady Mallalieu Architects and was RIBA president from September 2011-2013
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Stamping out cowboy builders
We need enforceable standards to protect both domestic builders and consumers
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Strategic use of notices over holiday periods
Holiday seasons are often a time for time-sensitive notices – we should be grown up enough to accept this as an acceptable business activity
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Parkwood Leisure Ltd vs Laing O’Rourke Wales and West Ltd: Collateral warranties as construction contracts
This decision may lead to contractors and subcontractors trying to limit the number of warranties being given
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Construction is transforming for good
Technological advances are without doubt positive for the industry but we must educate our workforce so we can all keep up
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Pete Baxter
Pete Baxter is vice president for engineering, natural resources and infrastructure sales for Autodesk in EMEA
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Andrew Pryke
Andrew Pryke is managing director for Bam Design and BIM director for Bam Construct UK’s property development, design, construction and FM services
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Adrian Malone
Adrian Malone is a director at Faithful+Gould with responsibility for BIM, knowledge management and commercial research
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Are we smart enough for smart meters?
Smart meters have to be part of the answer to cutting energy consumption in UK homes but we need to train occupiers in how to use them properly
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Allowable solutions are the only way to reach carbon reduction targets
In order to have zero carbon domestic buildings by 2016 and non-domestic by 2019 the CLG will have to work out the price of carbon per tonne under the framework
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Responsible resourcing should be an integral part of every project
An independently verifiable procurement process will make us more accountable for the products we supply, specify or use