Journal of Building Survey, Appraisal & Valuation

2012 - 2025

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Volume 14, issue 3, 2025

Editorial pp. 206-207

Simon Beckett

Risk, information and professional indemnity pp. 208-215

Carys Rowlands

Indoor air quality: A guide for UK building surveyors and property professionals pp. 216-227

Paul Beckett

Historic doors and ironmongery at imminent risk pp. 228-239

Steve Emery

Remediation contribution orders under the Building Safety Act 2022 pp. 240-250

Kate Andrews

Understanding and valuing medieval floor tiles pp. 251-264

Lesley Durbin

The long way forward: Individual competence and organisational capability in the built environment pp. 265-283

Anthony Taylor and Mark Snelling

A future for your church: The general landscape, best practice, opportunities and pitfalls pp. 284-300

Jo Parry-Geddes

Volume 14, issue 2, 2025

Editorial pp. 108-109

Simon Beckett

The repair and conservation of Vita’s Writing Room at Sissinghurst Castle Garden, Kent pp. 110-134

James Kenton

Repairs and use of lime in the restoration of Rockville House, Ballsbridge, Dublin pp. 135-164

Michal Kosciak and Josephine Walton

The role and significance of experts in court proceedings pp. 165-171

Chetna Parmar

Building a sustainable future: The role of historic buildings in tackling the climate crisis pp. 172-186

Laura Baron

What makes a notice? An analysis of the content requirements for a notice given per the payment provisions in the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 as amended by the Local Democracy, Economic Development and Construction Act 2009 pp. 187-200

James Richardson

Volume 14, issue 1, 2025

Editorial pp. 4-5

Simon Beckett

Case study: The Blockmaker’s Arms project pp. 6-36

Demian Erbar and Dave Rayment

Are building regulations increasing damp, decay and causing health issues to occupants of traditional and historic buildings? pp. 37-49

Anthony Gwynne

The failure of the agreed surveyor role: Section 10(1)(a) of the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 pp. 50-56

Ben Mackie

Deep retrofit of a Victorian villa: A case study pp. 57-78

Ronan Morris

The Building Safety Act and structural waterproofing: Shaping the future of construction safety pp. 79-87

Laura Beveridge

Climate change and the new building regulations: Limitations and urgent opportunities for construction and building design over the next 25 years pp. 88-104

Sean Mills

Volume 13, issue 4, 2025

Editorial pp. 300-301

Simon Beckett

Is there a crack in your RAAC? Responding to new challenges in inherent defects pp. 302-315

Nic Taggart

Retrofitting historic timber-framed buildings in the UK: Monitoring the risk of increased moisture content pp. 316-329

Chris Whitman

Dilapidations claims and The Art of War: Timeless lessons for avoiding litigation pp. 330-338

Adam Nash and Janet Bignell Kc

Navigating England’s new building safety regime: A comprehensive guide for building surveyors pp. 339-349

Neil Hope-Collins

Insulating Bodmin Jail: Preserving history with modern solutions pp. 350-362

Adam Brown

Upgrading the energy efficiency of listed buildings: What options are available to owners of listed and historic properties? pp. 363-379

Martina Pacifici

Volume 13, issue 3, 2025

Editorial pp. 200-201

Simon Beckett

Testing of Property Flood Resilience: What have we learnt? pp. 202-216

David Ramsbottom and Andrew Tagg

Insulating solid floors in listed buildings: Problems and opportunities pp. 217-228

Sarah Woodger

Condensation risk analysis: A practical approach pp. 229-245

Umendra Singh

From palisades to palace to party pad: Understanding and conserving 800 years of Fyvie Castle pp. 246-260

Annie Robertson

Evaluating the durability of mortise-tenon joints in response to natural moisture weathering over time pp. 261-276

Yueyao Wang and Regina Dufu Muller-Uri

Inclusive environments: Access to commercial property, goods and services — disability-specific access requirements pp. 277-295

Adrian Tagg

Volume 13, issue 2, 2024

Editorial pp. 100-101

Simon Beckett

Reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete: The history and development of the product, its characteristics, uses and shortcomings pp. 102-116

Trevor Rushton

Asbestos and the skills gap pp. 117-132

Nicky Honing

A multi-life cycle assessment of external wall insulation strategies in an Irish domestic retrofit pp. 133-156

Sara Carrigan, Patrick Daly and Alberta Congeduti

Water damage restoration, structural drying and remediation of damp issues in UK properties: A comprehensive review pp. 157-184

Alan James

Transforming homes, transforming lives: The role of property logbooks in scaling retrofit pp. 185-193

Rachael Owens

Volume 13, issue 1, 2024

Editorial pp. 4-5

Simon Beckett

An investigation into the vapour permeability and durability of natural renders on an earthen wall system pp. 6-17

Steve Goodhew, Matthew Fox, Jim Carfrae, Mohamed Boutouil, François Streiff, Kevin Owen, Becky Little and Karen Hood-Cree

The Access to Neighbouring Land Act 1992: A useful tool or a blunt one? pp. 18-27

James Brenan

Hygrothermal risk assessment of external wall insulation retrofit to non-traditional wall types in an Irish context, using the Glaser method and a heat, air and moisture transient model pp. 28-45

Gareth Mc Donnell and Joseph Little

Invasive invaders: Japanese knotweed and non-native species in our homes pp. 46-56

Daniel Docking

How to play nicely: The current law of party wall surveyors’ duties, and what to do with it pp. 57-65

Richard Webber

Impact protection using novel fibre reinforced concrete pp. 66-82

Alan Richardson, Michelle Littlemore and Harry Toase

Professional indemnity insurance for architects: Not so ‘professional’ after all? pp. 83-89

Anthony Le

Termites and Heritage Buildings: A Study in Integrated Pest Management by Brian Ridout pp. 90-91

Jagjit Singh