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re: ARB outrageous fee increase Petition is over 1,000 mark! |
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re: ARB outrageous fee increase This is picking up steam… 610 signatures! |
1 y ago | |
re: ARB outrageous fee increase I just had a bit of a shock looking at the ARB retention fee for next year, it’s not like I can stop paying it! I never worried about the increases in the ARB registration as I was paying an annual... |
1 y ago | |
re: ARB outrageous fee increase Rip off you say? Please, it's just a small price to pay for the privilege of being regulated by the most incompetent bureaucracy in the world. |
1 y ago | |
ARB Code of Conduct The Grenfell Inquiry report is finally published, I know this has been going on for a few years now and a lot of changes to the construction process have already been implemented. I haven’t read it bu... |
1 mo ago | |
re: Poll: Most effective energy-efficient design strategies High performance insulation is the way to go. It is not too expensive for the client and if done well can be an easy way to achieve energy efficiency. |
3 mo ago | |
Poll: Most effective energy-efficient design strategies What do you believe is the most impactful solution for reducing energy consumption and enhancing sustainability in residential buildings? You can choose more than one option. |
3 mo ago | |
re: A Principal Designer and Contractor become a legal requirement from October Thanks @archiZen, from the blurb the book provides ‘practitioners the required knowledge for the PD role’, but on the overview tab To ensure chartered architects are reaching a high standard of knowl... |
12 mo ago | |
re: A Principal Designer and Contractor become a legal requirement from October I posted about this in November Posted by: @jbarch You'd think an institution like RIBA, supposedly the gold standard of architecture, would appreciate that this is already part of an architect’s r... |
8 mo ago | |
re: A Principal Designer and Contractor become a legal requirement from October This is a great piece about how the RIBA are getting it wrong. They are all about making more money, not actually helping architects to thrive. @jbarch as you mentioned above, the larger practices wil... |
8 mo ago | |
re: A Principal Designer and Contractor become a legal requirement from October Sorry, a bit late to the party on this one. I fully understand the worry and see where you're coming from jbarch.... it's just one of those things that RIBA got wrong. I was a member of RIBA when at u... |
7 mo ago | |
Building safety group ‘deeply concerned’ by developers still building to old standards The Building Safety Act identified areas within the construction process that were lacking in clarity or transparency and of course the ‘who is to blame’ when things go wrong. A lot of changes have be... |
8 mo ago | |
re: Retrofit to ‘net zero’ @nazart do you have a link to the article? |
8 mo ago | |
re: Retrofit to ‘net zero’ Posted by: @nazart The average house owner does not have the finances to retrofit their house to the standards that are required. Given that what is required is not fully outlined, what can an averag... |
9 mo ago | |
re: RIBA South Conservation talk: The Renovation of Liberty Department Store Update: we got notified on X by Sumita Singha that this webinar is now sold out. |
In forum Sustainable design |
9 mo ago |