Condemned to repeat?

By David Brown 2004-07-06T00:00:00

Swollen egos, penny-pinching, ignorance and plain short-sightedness: buildings fail because people are fallible. Although the process of erecting structures still kills between one and two workers every week, it has been a few years since a structural failure killed a trusting member of the public in this country. But the ...

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