ARB remit set to expand to protect 'duped' public

Article Abstract:

Research is done on designers who mislead the public in to believing that they are registered architects after the Deputy Prime Minister's office had asked for amendment in the regulator's laws. The office of the Deputy Prime Minister has asked for evidences where public are cheated and an amendment to the existing laws to give complete authority to the regulator and to protect registered architects.

Management dynamics, Practice, Architects

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PPG 7 campaign succeeds

Article Abstract:

The PPG 7's 'Save the Clause' campaign is a success as the government has decided to retain a rewritten version of the clause. The architectural world is very excited about the decision and is praising the government.

Services information, Architectural services, Services, Architectural firms, Architectural practice, Royal Institute of British Architects

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