Journal of Building Survey, Appraisal & Valuation

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Volume 5, issue 4, 2017

Just a thought … but will new cloud-based technologies change the required mindset of the building surveyor? pp. 296-297

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Ombudsman complaints: Prevention is better than cure pp. 298-301

John Baguley

The challenges facing the architectural technologist profession pp. 302-308

Peter L. Caplehorn

Applying the repairing covenant: The what, the why and the how pp. 309-319

Gillian Craig

Common defects surveyors encounter in Victorian and Edwardian properties pp. 320-331

Ian Rock

Resilient heritage pp. 332-337

Sara Crofts

Structural building defects in relation to insurance claims pp. 338-344

Giles Carter

Security for expenses under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996: What? When? How? pp. 345-356

Mikael Rust

Giant hogweed: Public enemy pp. 357-361

Greig Adams

Preparing expert witness documents to support earthquake affected insurance policy holders in Christchurch, New Zealand pp. 362-368

Gregory Chawynski

Toward a quantitative risk analysis framework to identify non-conforming building products pp. 369-381

Darryl O’Brien

Health and safety obligations for a surveyor: Duty of care pp. 382-389

Anthony Taylor and Michael Appleby

Volume 5, issue 3, 2016

The building did not read the pathology textbook pp. 196-197

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Ombudsman complaints: Better complaints handling pp. 198-201

John Baguley

Negotiating dilapidations claims: What is really going on? pp. 202-210

Alan Mcmillan

Why podium deck waterproofing systems fail pp. 211-216

James Hockey

Buildings in common ownership in Scotland pp. 217-221

David Gibbon

Business valuation: Understanding and improving the profession pp. 222-229

Steve Choi and Becky Thomson

Developing brownfield land: Arguments for a more active local state pp. 230-239

Ed Turner

Can universities help in bridging the skills gap in building conservation surveying? pp. 240-248

Simon Mclean

K. Perkins v Sheffield City Council [2016] pp. 249-268

Peyman Ghasemi

Rights to light: An issue in transition pp. 269-274

Justin Mason and Stephen Meade

Evaluation of a technical survey and the renovation needs of old rural wooden houses in Estonia pp. 275-290

Üllar Alev and Targo Kalamees

Volume 5, issue 2, 2016

Cultural significance: Is it still valid in heritage decision making? pp. 96-97

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Valuation: In search of a global standard pp. 98-102

Steve Williams

Development of Scots law on dilapidations: Diminution valuations as a measure of the landlord’s loss pp. 103-112

Richard D Kay

The effects of the marine environment on the built environment of Llandudno: Comparing the effects from coastline to inland properties pp. 113-143

Evan Thomas

How BIM can use Big City Data pp. 144-156

Stephen J. Scaysbrook

Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme: Energy management in large undertakings pp. 157-170

James Cutter

Hong Kong combating climate change — the concerted effort of the HKSAR Government and the Hong Kong Green Building Council pp. 171-179

Ir Cary Chan, Karen Cheung and Jennifer Cheung

BIPV solutions in district renovations towards nearly zero-energy cities pp. 180-190

David Martin, Elena Rico, Isabel Sánchez, Cristina Fernández and Teodosio Del Caño

Volume 5, issue 1, 2016

Do you have that template prepared? pp. 4-5

Simon Mclean

The Home Report in Scotland: How to meet clients’ expectations pp. 6-10

Keith Denholm

The delivery and communication challenges of retrofit pp. 11-20

Alexandra Willey

Accessible housing and the new national technical standards pp. 21-29

Simone West

Dilapidations in Scotland: A Scottish surveyor's perspective pp. 30-44

Allan Robertson

RICS Property Measurement: The new standard for office buildings pp. 45-51

Robert Ash

Dementia and the use of the access audit: Identifying reasonable adjustment to buildings across all disabilities pp. 52-60

Simon Mclean

`Chaturachinda v Fairholme`: How special are special foundations now? pp. 61-64

Nick Isaac

CDM and the implications of a step change for small projects pp. 65-69

Andrew Leslie

Restrictive covenants on land: Common examples of restrictive covenants and the challenges of dealing with them on freehold land pp. 70-80

Arti Patel

Letters of intent: Getting them right pp. 81-87

Graham Sutton and Jan Rzedzian

Volume 4, issue 4, 2016

Clipped wings pp. 192-194

Simon Mclean

Preparing traditional buildings for climate change pp. 195-205

Jessica Hunnisett Snow

The Community Infrastructure Levy and the implications for surveyors pp. 206-211

Luke Bennett

Never mind quantum — what about liability? pp. 212-217

Guy Fetherstonhaugh

Darkness on the edge of town? Or is the calculation of consequential losses in dilapidations claims harder than it looks? (Part 2) pp. 218-233

Nic Taggart

Defects in dilapidations: Engineering services pp. 234-241

Stephen Lemmon

Easement of support and the Party Wall Act: Misnomers and misunderstandings pp. 242-254

Peyman Ghasemi

Professional Indemnity Insurance (PII) and risk management for surveyors and valuers pp. 255-263

Emma Vigus and Robert Crossingham

The variability of UK domestic energy assessments pp. 264-279

Toby Gledhill, Jim Kempton, Will Swan and Richard Fitton

Volume 4, issue 3, 2016

An editorial review of the Construction Design and Management Regulations 2015 pp. 100-102

Simon Mclean

Planning and best practice guidance: A route map to help householders with their energy saving retrofits pp. 103-117

Kate Watson

Solid wall insulation in traditional buildings pp. 118-129

Nicholas Heath

Darkness on the edge of town? Or is the calculation of consequential losses in dilapidations claims harder than it looks? (Part 1) pp. 130-142

Nic Taggart

Permitted development for new homes and householder extensions under the reissued General Permitted Development Order pp. 143-150

David Bevan

Historic wallpaper pp. 151-161

Allyson Mcdermott

Statutory compliance for providing reasonable adjustment to facilitate equal access to goods and services in tourist locations pp. 162-169

Simon Mclean

Payments under Section 11(11) of the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 pp. 170-176

Mikael Rust

The argument for retrofit pp. 177-185

Noel Brosnan

Volume 4, issue 2, 2015

What's in a name? pp. 100-102

Simon Mclean

A ‘fabric first’ approach can really deliver sustainable homes pp. 103-109

Lee Jackson

Demonstrating thermal performance: The role and challenges of testing methodologies pp. 110-118

Ray Williams

Are traditional buildings really carbon villains? Why it matters when insulating solid walls pp. 119-126

Caroline Rye

Whole estate approaches to the retrofit of traditional buildings pp. 127-143

James Lloyd

To err is human: Negligence and how to avoid it pp. 144-149

Mary Hodgson

The problems with design stage estimates of energy use of buildings and how this can be improved by using the methodology set out in CIBSE TM54 pp. 150-156

David Cheshire

Rolled lead sheet: The devil is in the detailing pp. 157-163

Nigel Johnston

Making development deliverable: Overcoming the hurdles of s.106 obligations and the Community Infrastructure Levy pp. 164-172

Simon Coop

The Party Wall Act and boundary disputes: An uneasy and often costly co-existence pp. 173-185

Peyman Ghasemi

`Understanding Housing Defects (4th edition)` by Peter Trotman pp. 186-189

Peter Trotman

Volume 4, issue 1, 2015

Enterprise Regulatory Reform Act 2013 and listed building consent pp. 4-6

Simon Mclean

Journal of Building Survey, Appraisal & Valuation Volume Three Number Four (Winter) 2014–15 pp. 7-9

Delwyn Jones

Flooding in buildings pp. 10-15

David Gibbon

Producing the business case for investment in energy efficiency pp. 16-22

Andy Lewry

Bridging the performance gap and quality output for new homes in the UK pp. 23-29

Fanoula Ziouzia

The role of agreed surveyor and undue inconvenience to the adjoining owner pp. 30-37

Peyman Ghasemi

Trust your instincts? The challenges of surveying historic buildings pp. 38-44

Spencer Carroll

What is the proper measure of the expenses of making good under Section 7(2) of the Party Wall Etc. Act 1996? pp. 45-49

Philip Harris

ESOS: Implications for the energy audit industry pp. 50-54

Tilly Shaw

Building Information Modelling (BIM) for refurbishment pp. 55-62

Nick Blenkarn

Prefab (and preserve): An investigation of retrofitting for Belfast's Victorian terraced social housing pp. 63-77

Kyle Oliver and Gehan Selim

Modelling building attributable risks from the built year: Results from Scottish Housing Condition Survey, 2009 pp. 78-87

Ivy Shiue and Nick Bearman

`Inspections and reports on dwellings: Assessing age` by Andrew Francis pp. 88-89

Andrew Francis