Leasehold v Freehold?
“Tidy your room.” “Pick your clothes up.” “Take down those posters.” “Turn down the music, that gangster rap.” “Why is […]
“Tidy your room.” “Pick your clothes up.” “Take down those posters.” “Turn down the music, that gangster rap.” “Why is […]
Building Research Establishment’s Environmental Assessment Method, known to its friends as BREEAM, is a means to access sustainability, assisting with
Building Information Modelling is hardly a short and catchy title that flows off the tongue like mercury off of silk.
Tendering for projects can be fraught with issues for both sides. The organisation issuing the invitation to tender will want
If you’re involved in construction projects in some capacity, you’ll probably have heard the term value management mentioned, but what
Contractual agreements often contain wording that imparts an express obligation on the parties such as “the Contractor shall” or the
Handing over elements of a construction project to another company can be a daunting prospect. With it, you are losing
There are many forms of claims in the construction contract. While most are driven by a perceived breach of contract,
Has panic set in? You’ve been reading a Housing Association contract, or the words have been casually dropped in a
The term ‘traditional contract’ in the construction industry refers to the well-worn groove of employer-led design before employing a contractor