Editor:
 Simon McLean
  
 
ISSN:
 2046-9594 (print)
 2046-9608 (online)
 
 Publication dates:
 Vol. 1 No. 1 Mar 2012
 Vol. 1 No. 2 Jun 2012 
 Vol. 1 No. 3 Sep 2012 
 Vol. 1 No. 4 Dec 2012
 

 

 



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Forthcoming Content

Just a selection of the peer-reviewed articles and case studies scheduled for publication in the four quarterly 100-page issues that make up Volume One includes: 
  • ‘True’ rising damp: Myth or reality?
    Stephen Boniface, Partner, WCP - The Whitworth Co-Partnership
  • Sinking floors: The problem of movement within ground bearing domestic floor slabs
    Bernie Smith, Principal, Smith Building Services
  • Working more productively with architects: Design appraisal and Part L compliance
    Colin Lillicrap, Principal, Colin Lillicrap Associates
  • Insulation in building and ensuring indoor air quality
    Trevor Rushton, Director, Watts Group
  • Best practice for surveyors in combating bad practice and excessive fees in party wall and boundary disputes
    Alistair Redler, Partner, Delva Patman Associates
  • Investigating and remediating leaks in basements and under plazas
    Justin Henshell, Principal, Henshell & Buccellato, Consulting Architects
  • What is the meaning of the oft-used words ‘vacant possession’?
    Vivien King, Consultant, Malcolm Hollis Chartered Surveyors
  • Dilapidations: Reforming the current system
    Jon Rowling, Director, Goodrow Building Consultancy
  • Development control and building control: The use of joint working to improve integration of the regulatory system
    Ken Scott, Chair, RICS Building Control Committee and Development Manager, Sunderland City Council
  • How to recognise symptoms of ‘rising damp’ and set up a practical pier test to recreate it
    Ralph Burkinshaw, Damp Diagnosis Services
  • Building reinstatement valuation
    David Massingham, Watts Group
  • Damages and injunctions in rights to light cases
    Andrew Francis, Barrister, Serle Court
  • Reviewing the impact of ‘sustainability’ on building construction and refurbishment
    Roger Plank, President, Institution of Structural Engineers
  • Asbestos in buildings: Ensuring effective regulatory compliance
    Mick Dawson, Director, Dawson Asbestos Consulting
  • The significance of cracks in low-rise buildings
    Roger Johnson, Director, Avongard
  • Post occupancy evaluation: Systematic measurement of a building's performance in supporting its occupiers
    Nigel Oseland, Principal, Workplace Unlimited
  • Developments in neighbourly disputes and the challenges to developing owners with regard to party walls and access
    Graham North, Director, Anstey Horne
  • Roof slates and tiles in Scotland
    Robert Gavin, Building Surveyor
  • A review of important recent developments in dilapidations law
    Guy Fetherstonhaugh, QC, Falcon Chambers
  • Repairs to structurally unsound buildings using helical stainless steel reinforcement
    Bernie Smith, Principal, Smith Building Services
  • The use of mediation in dispute resolution
    Nicholas Gould, Partner, Fenwick Elliott
  • A review of the Code for Sustainable Homes
    Terry Keech, Partner, Calfordseaden
  • Void properties and the pitfalls facing surveyors seeking to ensure full indemnity from the insurance policy
    Trevor Palmer, Senior Property Account Executive, Pi-Property Insurance
  • Assessing subsidence in buildings using satellite imagery
    Andrew Sowter, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Nottingham
  • The impact of structural works on implementation of Party Wall processes and allied legislations
    Peyman Ghasemi, Director, PG Construction Consultants
  • Recent developments in expert witness law and the removal of immunity: The impact on surveyor/client relationships
    Simon Chandler, Partner, RPC Bristol office
  • Break clause operation in dilapidations
    Ian Laurie, Watts Group
  • Rising damp, penetrating damp and condensation: The dangers of confusion
    Eric Rirsch, Safeguard Europe

If you would like to submit an article for publication in the journal please contact the Publisher.