All Regulations articles – Page 3
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News
Government to announce new Building Safety Bill today
New laws will see biggest overhaul in bulding regulations for 40 years
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Grenfell Inquiry: Studio E criticises ‘unfit for purpose’ regulatory system
Opening statement from original refurb architect also expresses ‘deep and profound sorrow’ over tragedy
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Post-Grenfell safety regulator to be run solely by HSE
New body was originally expected to include local authorities, fire and rescue services
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Queen’s speech includes high-rise safety plans
RIBA president warns detail must include sprinklers, better escape routes and single-practice commitment
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Government launches consultation on Hackitt Report response
Consultation published ahead of second anniversary of Grenfell Tower fire
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Tell us how your practice has responded to the Hackitt Review
BD’s publisher to hold event on what next for report’s recommendations
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EU referendum triggers ARB review delay
Communities department tells board it needs to review impact of vote
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Technical
Fire protection that’s made to measure
The author of a new BCSA guide outlines 10 key considerations when tailoring fire protection to the design of steel-framed buildings Text by
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Opinion
Does the shake-up of building standards go far enough?
The government has launched a 10-week consultation ahead of its Housing Standards Review – but are its terms too limited?
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Technical
How the new Part L will affect architects
Hilson Moran’s director of sustainability Chris Birch breaks down some of the key changes coming in the new Part L
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Analysis
What score do you give Breeam?
Architects are growing frustrated with the system for certifying green buildings — but big changes are on the way
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Fears over building standards shake-up
Pressure groups raise concerns over goverment’s review plans
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Analysis
What architects need to know about Building Regs changes
Regulatory changes will be phased in with the introduction of the Green Deal in October
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Analysis
Planning laws give architects more flexibility
The NPPF heralds a radical change to the planning system and has placed new emphasis on local and neighbourhood plans. Here are the aspects that will affect architects most
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Opinion
Does Part L 2013 spell death for renewables?
A focus on building fabric instead of renewables is the most cost effective approach for housing, says Mel Starrs
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Opinion
Debate: Should the coalition scrap Breeam?
Yes, says Jonathan Hines, it is holding back progress; but Mel Starrs says it is vital to ensuring that sustainability remains on the agenda
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Technical
The cost of Part L
The demands of compliance with the new Part L regulations could result in additional costs in the short term creating a challenge for architects with demanding clients.
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Technical
Modelling software for Part L
Ahead of the Part L Conference, BRE’s Paul Davidson explains how dedicated software can help tackle the stricter targets set by the new Part L.
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