Forthcoming content

A selection of the in-depth articles and real world case studies scheduled for Volume 10 of Journal of Building Survey, Appraisal & Valuation - consisting of four 100-page issues in both print and online - includes:

• Surviving as a small surveying business during and after the pandemic
  Aileen Gomes, Chartered Building Surveyor and Project Manager, Melville Gomes Associates
• Damp liability and what one can expect from an appropriate application of render
  Malcolm Hollis, Professor of Building Pathology, University of Reading and Principal, Malcolm Hollis Chartered Surveyors
• Inspecting and reporting on conservatories
  Philip Santo, Director, Philip Santo & Co
• The implications of replacing cladding in office buildings and hotels
  Lauren Vice, Director, H+H Fire
• The Bath Abbey Footprint project: An architect’s view of the project objectives and the works
  Alex Morris, Associate, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
• Defects in dispute: Common modern construction related defects and their context in construction disputes
  Matthew Fedigan, Co-Founder & Director, Domec Professional Services
• Dilapidations in an economic downturn: How chartered surveyors can best help their clients deal with dilapidations in difficult times
  Gillian Murray, Head of Professional Building Surveying Services, AECOM
• Beaumont vs. Florala: Rights of light injunction case – a surveyor’s view
  Stuart Cobbold, Chartered Building Surveyor and Director, Schofield Surveyors
• Interim repairs: Remedies and relief
  Michael Duncan, Associate, Real Estate Disputes, Burges Salmon
• The impact of COVID-19 on service charges in commercial properties
  Lorna Richardson, Senior Lecturer, Commercial Law, University of Edinburgh Law School
• Fire risk assessments for buildings of special architectural or historic interest
  Steve Emery, Fire Officer, Oxford University
• The repair and conservation of Capel Peniel, Tremadog
  Gethin Roberts, Architect, Donald Insall Associates
• Restrictive covenants over land where architects, surveyors and planners etc. seem to have overlooked matters of concern to clients which must be referred to lawyers
  Andrew Francis, Barrister, Serle Court
• Thatched building defects and repair
  Jessica Hunnisett, District Surveyor - Central, Historic Environment Scotland
• Observations of the asbestos industry, perceptions of decline and how to move forward
  Nicky Honing, Account Manager, Lucion Environmental
• The implications for Chartered Building Surveyors of the Home (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018
  Andrew Thompson, Senior Lecturer in Building Surveying, Anglia Ruskin University
• Retrofit and why the choice of low carbon breathable materials is crucial
  Tom Woolley, Researcher, Rachel Bevan Architects
• The deterioration of building stones and historic masonry structures
  Nic Boyes, Stone Conservation Consultant
• Enhancing flood resilience for properties in Scotland
  Michael Stewart, Hydrologist and Director, Kaya Consulting
• Assessing the long-term success of Reigate Stone
  Martin Michette, Researcher, Oxford University Centre for the Environment
• Fire protection: Installation of fire sprinkler systems to residential and mixed-use buildings
  Alan Crichton, Director, Sprinktec
• The valuation of commercial property
  Anthony Banfield, Chartered Surveyor, Banfield Real Estate Solutions