Volume 6 (2017-18)

Each volume of Journal of Building Survey, Appraisal & Valuation consists of four quarterly 100-page issues. The articles published so far in Volume 6 are as follows:

Volume 6 Number 4

Editorial: What is patina and when does it become a defect?
Simon McLean, University of Salford and Editor, Journal of Building Survey Appraisal & Valuation
Recycling ‘down under’: The evolution of ways of working with one’s heritage
Robert Morris-Nunn AM, Circa Morris-Nunn Architects
The changing nature of damp investigations and the implications of retrofit cavity and external wall insulation on standard forms of building
Stephen Hodgson, Property Care Association
Cladding audits : The problem of combustible cladding and the wider problem of NCBPs and non-compliant building work
Rodger Hills, Building Products Innovation Council
Why building surveyors need to be aware of environmental issues
Anne Johnstone, Malcolm Hollis
Penalty clauses as they apply in dilapidations claims
Edward Shaw, Savills Margaret Street
Award writing under the PWA section 10 procedure
Anthony Kay, Anthony J Kay Ltd
The zero carbon and nearly zero energy standards in new buildings
Stephen Barnshaw, jhai limited
Treading a fine line on bias: Impartiality and the Party Wall Surveyor
Peter Worman, The Party Wall Academy
Overheating in residential properties — define, identify and prevent : An overview
Tassos Kougionis, BSRIA Limited
The aftermath of the Grenfell Tower fire and its relevance for construction project team members
Paul Winstone, Watts Group Ltd

Volume 6 Number 3

Editorial: Building pathology 101, explosion damage
Simon McLean, University of Salford and Editor, Journal of Building Survey Appraisal & Valuation
The Digital Economy Act: What surveyors need to know about changes to the law on telecommunications equipment
Michael Watson, Shulmans
Assessing diminution in value of residential properties affected by Japanese Knotweed
Philip Santo, Philip Santo & Co
New opportunities and valuation of energy assets
Mark Newton, Fisher German
Collateral warranties and third party rights explained
Kate Kirby, Pinsett Masons
The continuing evolution of energy efficiency requirements for buildings and their legal implementation impacting upon asset valuation
Olivia Jamison, CMS Cameron McKenna
Minimum energy efficiency standard (MEES) opportunities and obligations
David Gilbert and Ben Strange, Lambert Smith Hampton
MEES and HFCs: Burden or opportunity?
Michel Cunningham, Malcolm Hollis
Radon gas: Risks, regulations and remediation
Martin Freeman and Rebecca Coates, PropertECO
Comment: From lowly caterpillar to elegant butterfly : The story of the recent emergence of US selfstorage as an institutional-grade asset class
Steve Williams, Executive Managing Director, Real Capital Analytics
Book Review: 'The manual of below-grade waterproofing' by Justin Henshell, Henshell & Buccellato, Consulting Architects
Reviewed by Peter Trotman, BRE Associate

Volume 6 Number 2

A dose of Deansgate Disorder
Simon McLean, University of Salford and Editor, Journal of Building Survey Appraisal & Valuation
Considering the ‘all too familiar’ : The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954: ‘Substantial work of construction’ and the role of the building surveyor
John Furber, Wilberforce Chambers, Christopher Sullivan and Vivien King, Malcolm Hollis
Alternative dispute resolution of dilapidations disputes in the United Kingdom
Jon Rowling,Tuffin Ferraby Taylor
The impact of architecture on sustainability
Derek Walker, EDP Consulting
Right to light: Heaney update — injunction damages
Ian McKenna, Malcolm Hollis
Does recent government guidance clarify the uncertainty around the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) Regulations?
Jane Southworth and Catherine Manning, Eversheds
Break clause update
Ian Laurie, Watts Group Limited
The effectiveness of implementing unmanned aerial vehicles to survey buildings
Jordan Clarke, Vantage Building Consultancy
Liquidated damages and penalty clauses: Where are we now?
Graham Sutton and Jan Rzedzian, Hay & Kilner
Design and defects: Responsibilities and liabilities
Philip Harris, Wright Hassall Solicitors
Legal Update: Article NEC4
Martin Collingwood, Andrew Jackson Solicitors
Legal Update: JCT 2016: What is New?
Martin Collingwood, Andrew Jackson Solicitors

Volume 6 Number 1

Editorial: Producing standing building records
Simon McLean, University of Salford and Editor, Journal of Building Survey Appraisal & Valuation
Comment: Ombudsman complaints: Roof coverings
John Baguley, Ombudsman Services
Avoidance and diagnosis of problems associated with internal wall insulation
Matthew Smith, Retrofit Manager at Natural Building Technologies
Online information, data workflows and the role of technology in residential valuation
Richard Groom, Head of Core Data Products, RICS
Lift maintenance for building managers and surveyors
Colm Rushe, Technical Director – Infinity Lifts Ltd
The evolution of plaza waterproofing in America
Justin Henshell, Partner, Henshell & Buccellato, Consulting Architects
Does current legislation protect homeowners’ right to light with regard to solar panels?
Tony Leishman, Rider Levett Bucknall
‘Mind the gap’: The difference, in performance, between design and the building ‘in-use’
Andy Lewry and Lorna Hamilton, BRE Global
Smart surveys: A review of available technologies
Simon McLean and Richard Fitton, University of Salford
Selecting the correct method for cleaning historic facades
Adrian Paye, PAYE Stonework
Legal Update: Letters of intent — A means to an end but sometimes not the one intended
Martin Collingwood, Andrew Jackson Solicitors
Legal Update: Consequential loss — what does it mean?
Martin Collingwood, Andrew Jackson Solicitors
Legal Update: Professional duties of care: Recent developments and considerations
Martin Collingwood, Andrew Jackson Solicitors
Book Review: The Party Wall Act Explained: ‘The Green Book’
Mikael Rust