All Protection of function articles – Page 4
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Opinion
Protection, please
Small and medium-sized local practices are inevitably in competition with unqualified and often uninsured “architectural consultants” because of the size and nature of much of their work.
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Standards, not title, matter
The debate over protection of title (Debate February 27) re-ignites every time the industry goes into recession and we architects start to feel the pinch of competition from each other and those we like to call “unqualified”.
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Review
BD's guide to your cultural week: March 2 to 8
Hang out in Le Corbusier’s Cabanon, reconstructed at the Riba; spend an imaginary day or two in the architect’s life at the Barbican; listen to a lecture in Leeds; or put the Horlicks on for an architectural edition of Night Waves.
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Qualified success
Protection of the title of architect is ineffective without protection of the role. Individuals cannot use the title without being registered with Arb, but can carry out any services they like without qualifications. It is futile to protect the title without protecting the role.
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Why we belong
Protection of title was discussed at length many years ago and the issue upheld as important for the general public as well as architects
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Opinion
Good for Arb
Sorry, I don’t agree with your otherwise excellent editor on protection of title
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Opinion
Should protection of the title 'architect' be abolished?
Arb Reform Group's George Oldham and former RIBA president Owen Luder weigh into the debate
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Review
BD's guide to your cultural week: February 25 to March 1
From the RIBA gold medal lecture to Swiss designers at the Lighthouse, BD's deputy editor Liz Bury rounds-up the best cultural events coming up this week.
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Opinion
Title cannot be protected
Arb’s trawl through the Yellow Pages to track down title abusers is a waste of money
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Review
BD’s guide to your cultural week: February 16 to 22
From Erno Goldfinger to Richard Hammond, BD's deputy editor Liz Bury rounds-up the best cultural events coming up this week.
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Opinion
Title needs
Your correspondent (Practice September 7) asks if protection of title rather than function makes sense. The plain answer is no, despite Richard Brindley’s half-hearted attempt to defend the status quo.
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Mutual support
Ten years ago architects showed how much they valued registration and protection of title. After an epic struggle they persuaded Parliament that protection of title should be retained and the interests of consumers protected with the formation of Arb.
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