High-rise registration offers chance to improve homes and rebuild residents’ trust

By Claire Tribe 2023-04-11T07:35:00

While the culture change required by the Building Safety Act means a lot more potential work, it is also an opportunity to create safer, greener buildings

The registration of occupied high-rise residential buildings with the Building Safety Regulator over the next six months is going to focus minds on the job to be done.

The term “re-cladding” is just scratching the surface. The works can go a lot deeper – and so does the cultural change required by the Building Safety Act. A new emphasis on organisational and individual competence will lead to a safer industry and safer residents.

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