Journal of Building Survey, Appraisal & Valuation

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Volume 7, issue 4, 2019

Avoiding lime failures pp. 296-312

William Napier

Repair, replacement and obsolescence: The dilapidations dilemma pp. 313-320

Paul French

Horton Court: A modern conservation project through the eyes of the contractor pp. 321-332

Chris Foster and Oskar Niewadzi

Cavity wall tie failure pp. 333-338

Bernie Smith

Serving valid notices: Not as simple as it first appears pp. 339-349

Rob French

Heritage building information modelling in heritage projects pp. 350-354

Stephen J. Scaysbrook

The economics of heritage: Case studies on the Bedminster Gym and Miners’ Cottages projects pp. 355-363

Lydia Robinson

Ain’t Nothin’ Goin’ On But the Rent?: Or, How do you make a loss of rent claim work? — Part 1 pp. 364-376

Richard Kay and Nic Taggart

Fundamental principles surrounding negotiations pp. 377-386

Nick Davies

Volume 7, issue 3, 2018

Identification and control of rodent pests in UK buildings pp. 200-201

Simon Mclean

When and how can surveyors improve the uptake of property flood resilience? New evidence and case studies pp. 202-211

Jessica Lamond and Carly B. Rose

Market challenges and opportunities for smart home devices and services pp. 212-220

Jeremy Yapp

Reaching scale: The opportunity for volumetric modular techniques in the UK offsite manufacturing industry pp. 221-228

Michelle Hannah

The role of Building Information Modelling in retrofitting works within the UK social housing sector pp. 229-245

Steve Phillips and Tim Forman

An introduction to compulsory purchase powers for development and infrastructure schemes pp. 246-253

James Squier

The new National Planning Policy Framework and National Planning Policy Guidance: An illustration of case law influencing government policy pp. 254-261

Jamie Childs and Paul Wootton

Negligent valuation de-constructed: What is negligence at law? What are the practicalities in helping to avoid a claim? pp. 262-274

Carrie De Silva

Monitoring of a low-energy home in New Zealand: A case study of a Christchurch superhome pp. 275-287

Bramantino Armiento, Gregory Chawynski, Robyn Phipps, Corinne Mandin and Eziaku Rasheed

Volume 7, issue 2, 2018

Surveying skills shortage genuine crisis or shot through the foot pp. 100-101

Simon Mclean

The real meaning of building conservation pp. 102-111

John Edwards

The ‘Mind the Gap’ project: Investigating the difference, in performance, between design and the building ‘in-use’ pp. 112-125

Andy Lewry, Lorna Hamilton, Mindy Hadi, Jaie Bennett and Richard Peters

Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards and steps to improve energy inefficient properties pp. 126-131

Daniel Montlake and Sivan Gelb

Daylight and density: The application of the Housing SPG policy on daylight pp. 132-149

Simone Pagani

Specifying visual concrete: An engineer’s view pp. 150-161

Paul Toplis

Understanding fire safety requirements for high rise buildings pp. 162-172

Adrian Pargeter

Party walls: Awards, appeals and a case law update pp. 173-181

Philip Harris

Bribery Act: Essential legal compliance for property professionals pp. 182-185

Anthony Le

Dilapidations case update pp. 186-191

Emma Humphreys

Volume 7, issue 1, 2018

Cultural significance: Is it too vague a process? pp. 4-5

Simon Mclean

Land contamination and remediation pp. 6-12

Mike Gennaro

The value of sustainability pp. 13-18

Andy Lewry, James Fisher and Matt Holden

Surveying modern façades and common defects pp. 19-27

Tudor Pop

When leases end: Some thoughts on recently reported cases pp. 28-33

John Beckett

I have my reasons: Scenarios where reasoned awards are necessitated under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 pp. 34-42

James Mcallister

Right to light: Is there light at the end of the tunnel for property development? pp. 43-47

Rachel Gimson

How Lacrosse and Grenfell have dramatically altered the litigation and regulatory landscape pp. 48-60

Philip Hayes

Lessons learnt from the Victorian Building Authority’s cladding audit in 2015 pp. 61-67

Murray Smith

Building regulatory reform in Australia pp. 68-79

Wayne Liddy and Jeremy Turner

An Australian perspective on product compliance and conformity for glazed façades pp. 80-84

Tracey Gramlick

Surveying practice involvement in providing vocational skills training for undergraduate building surveyors: The ICZ way pp. 85-92

Simon Mclean

Volume 6, issue 4, 2018

What is patina and when does it become a defect? pp. 288-289

Simon Mclean

Recycling ‘down under’: The evolution of ways of working with one’s heritage pp. 290-300

Robert Morris-Nunn Am

The changing nature of damp investigations and the implications of retrofit cavity and external wall insulation on standard forms of building pp. 301-311

Stephen Hodgson

Cladding audits: The problem of combustible cladding and the wider problem of NCBPs and non-compliant building work pp. 312-321

Rodger Hills

Why building surveyors need to be aware of environmental issues pp. 322-327

Anne Johnstone

Penalty clauses as they apply in dilapidations claims pp. 328-336

Edward Shaw

Award writing under the PWA section 10 procedure pp. 337-343

Anthony Kay

The zero carbon and nearly zero energy standards in new buildings pp. 344-349

Stephen Barnshaw

Treading a fine line on bias: Impartiality and the Party Wall Surveyor pp. 350-362

Peter Worman

Overheating in residential properties — define, identify and prevent: An overview pp. 363-371

Tassos Kougionis

The aftermath of the Grenfell Tower fire and its relevance for construction project team members pp. 372-379

Paul Winstone

Volume 6, issue 3, 2017

Building pathology 101, explosion damage pp. 196-201

Simon Mclean Mrics

The Digital Economy Act: What surveyors need to know about changes to the law on telecommunications equipment pp. 203-210

Michael Watson

Assessing diminution in value of residential properties affected by Japanese Knotweed pp. 211-221

Philip Santo

New opportunities and the valuation of energy assets pp. 222-228

Mark Newton

Collateral warranties and third party rights explained pp. 229-233

Kate Kirby

The continuing evolution of energy efficiency requirements for buildings and their legal implementation impacting upon asset valuation pp. 234-242

Olivia Jamison

Minimum energy efficiency standard opportunities and obligations pp. 243-251

David Gilbert and Ben Strange

MEES and HFCs: Burden or opportunity? pp. 252-257

Michael Cunningham

Radon gas: Risks, regulations and remediation pp. 258-267

Martin Freeman and Rebecca Coates

From lowly caterpillar to elegant butterfly: The story of the recent emergence of US selfstorage as an institutional-grade asset class pp. 268-275

Steve Williams

`The manual of below-grade waterproofing` by Justin Henshell pp. 276-278

Peter Trotman

Volume 6, issue 2, 2017

A dose of Deansgate Disorder pp. 104-105

Simon Mclean

Considering the ‘all too familiar’: The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954: ‘Substantial work of construction’ and the role of the building surveyor pp. 106-111

John Furber, Christopher Sullivan and Vivien King

Alternative dispute resolution of dilapidations disputes in the United Kingdom pp. 112-117

Jon Rowling

The impact of architecture on sustainability pp. 118-130

Derek Walker

Right to light: Heaney update — injunction damages pp. 131-135

Ian Mckenna

Does recent government guidance clarify the uncertainty around the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) Regulations? pp. 136-141

Jane Southworth and Catherine Manning

The International Property Measurement Standards (IPMS): How are they measuring up? pp. 142-149

Tom Pugh

Break clause update pp. 150-157

Ian Laurie

The effectiveness of implementing unmanned aerial vehicles to survey buildings pp. 158-170

Jordan Clarke

Liquidated damages and penalty clauses: Where are we now? pp. 171-176

Graham Sutton and Jan Rzedzian

Design and defects: Responsibilities and liabilities pp. 177-183

Philip Harris

Article NEC4 pp. 184-185

Martin Collingwood

JCT 2016: What is New? pp. 186-187

Martin Collingwood

Volume 6, issue 1, 2017

Producing standing building records pp. 4-6

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Ombudsman complaints: Roof coverings pp. 7-10

John Baguley

Avoidance and diagnosis of problems associated with internal wall insulation pp. 11-25

Matthew Smith

Online information, data workflows and the role of technology in residential valuation pp. 26-30

Richard Groom

Lift maintenance for building managers and surveyors pp. 31-38

Colm Rushe

The evolution of plaza waterproofing in America pp. 39-47

Justin Henshell

Does current legislation protect homeowners’ right to light with regard to solar panels? pp. 48-59

Tony Leishman

Mind the gap’: The difference, in performance, between design and the building ‘in-use pp. 60-66

Andy Lewry and Lorna Hamilton

Smart surveys: A review of available technologies pp. 67-77

Simon Mclean and Richard Fitton

Selecting the correct method for cleaning historic facades pp. 78-90

Adrian Paye

Letters of intent — A means to an end but sometimes not the one intended pp. 91-93

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Consequential loss — what does it mean? pp. 94-94

Martin Collingwood

Professional duties of care: Recent developments and considerations pp. 95-95

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The Party Wall Act Explained: ‘The Green Book’ pp. 96-98

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