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Building Control Journal - September-October 2018

The tragedies of major fires in recent years have cast a spotlight on safety standards, risk management and the Building Regulations.

Building Control Journal - February-March 2018

If the profession is to uphold its own standards, enforcement is an essential responsibility, this is a key issue in this edition.

Mind the Gap: Bridging Jobs with People

From 3D printing to building information modelling (BIM), digital transformation has permeated almost every aspect of business today, fuelling exponential growth in just-in-time and on-demand delivery processes.

Perceptions of value premiums and workplace productivity in green office buildings in India

With India experiencing a construction boom, and with an estimated 66% of property stock required by 2030 yet to be built, this timely piece of research investigates the perceived market demand, value premiums and workplace produc...

Statistics the propeller for quantitative analysis construction students challenges and level of understanding with various statistical tests

A variety of research has been conducted that has sought to improve the Nigerian construction industry. Despite the frequent research, the industry it is still faced with the same problems, such as cost overruns and poor safety am...

Housing Supply, Norwich

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The Latest on Building Regulations, Belfast

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Building in Quality, Winchester

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Building Control Journal - June-July 2017

The RICS pathways and competencies framework defines the knowledge, skills, experience and level of competence that are required to become a chartered surveyor.

Building Control Journal - November-December 2016

The theme of this issue of the journal is fire – always a hot topic for building control.

Building Control Journal - February-March 2017

The topics of security and diversity both feature prominently within this issue of the Building Control Journal.

Building Control Journal - June-July 2018

Ensuring fire safety can be problematic when dealing with flat entrance doors - this edition of the Building Control Journal explores.

The Latest on Building Regulations (July), Canterbury

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Building in Quality - Working Towards Excellence , London

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Service charges in commercial property, Birmingham

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Big data: A new revolution in the UK FM sector

This report examines the drivers, challenges, opportunities and benefits of using big data analytics (BDA) for FM and how to develop a methodological framework to implement BDA into FM organisations.

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Housing Supply, Stratford

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Public Sector Property Asset Management Guidelines, 2nd edition

Provides guidance for property asset managers in the complex challenge of property asset management. It explains how to gain reduced operating costs, better quality accommodation, more productive staff and satisfied customers.

Built Environment Journal - June–July 2019

Risks as varied as fire, corruption and climate change are addressed in this issue, which looks at how built environment professionals can deal with each of these.