Finding flaws

Article Abstract:

Latent defects in design are of concern to architects who might be responsible for any damage they might cause for up to fifteen years from the construction of the building. The issue is discussed in reference to two court cases, one in which the architect avoided liability as the claimants had not discovered the defect despite an opportunity to do so, and the second in which the architects were found liable as, although someone had previously discovered the defect, the claimants had not.

Architectural services, Architectural firms, Architectural practice, Architectural design, Inspection

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Official horse trading

Article Abstract:

Section 106 Agreements involving planning obligations are discussed. What architects and planners need to do regarding a Section 106 Agreement is examined. Specifics of a recent Court of Appeal case involving a Section 106 Agreement are noted.

Planning, Instructions

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