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By far the greater part of modern buildings is made up of manufactured products, eg bricks, steel, paint, sanitary fittings, particle board, ...
At the inception of a project the architect must begin by accepting the commission and then prepare a client and architect agreement and the ...
Read time: 7 minutes Inspection is an area of architects' work that can give rise to a significant number of claims for professional negligence. It ...
Changes to the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (Corps Act), effective 1 July 2018, may affect the right of an owner to suspend or terminate a contract ...
Read time: 2 minutes When providing a service on the basis of hours worked, it is necessary to establish a charge-out rate which reflects the total ...
Read time: 13 minutes This note is primarily directed to the issues faced in one-off residential projects; however, the guidance can apply to all ...
'Indoor air quality can be defined as the totality of attributes of indoor air that affect a person’s health and well being' (Department of ...
Written records are essential to ensure that a client's requirements have been noted and to defend legal claims for professional negligence. They ...
Tender by negotiation is a process whereby the architect, on behalf of the client, negotiates a price with a preferred contractor rather than calling ...
In order to calculate project costs, staff costs and charge-out rates, accurate knowledge is required of the way in which time is spent by staff ( ...