Forthcoming content
Each volume of Journal of Building Survey, Appraisal & Valuation consists of four quarterly 100-page issues published both in print and online. A selection of articles and real-world case studies scheduled for Volume 15 includes:
- Evaporative damp in hygroscopic environments: An overlooked moisture mechanism in applied building survey practice
Nigel H. Martin, Building Surveyor - The changing role of the valuer and accounting for risk
Christian Luft, Executive Director, Jones Lang LaSalle - Reforming dilapidations disputes
Guy Fetherstonhaugh KC, and Ashpen Rajah, Barrister, Falcon Chambers - Traditional mortars in North-East Yorkshire: A report upon recent mortar analyses and their context in Bransdale, North Yorkshire and lessons for current practice
Nigel Copsey, Stonemason and Building Conservator - Retrofit strategies and delivering low-carbon performance across building types
Carolina Lopato Ricorico, Senior Surveyor, HartDixon - Contemporary valuation practice in a changing professional landscape: Technology, regulation and the evolving role and skillset of the valuer
Jonathan Fothergill, Senior Specialist, Valuation and Investment Advisory, The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors - Opportunities, best practices and regulations surrounding drone surveys
Mitchell Fotheringham, Director, Hisurv - Prescription and professional risk: What building surveyors need to know about time limits for claims
Linzi Hedalen, Partner and Florinda Soldani, Senior Associate, Dentons - The remediation of penetrating damp into historic towers
Liz Laycock, Professor in Stone Conservation, School of Engineering and Built Environment, Sheffield Hallam University - Quinquennial inspections of church and cathedral buildings and the role of the inspecting architect
Emma Mullen, Director and Architect, ELM Architects - What is a dispute and do surveyors have continuing jurisdiction under The Party Wall etc. Act 1996 following the service of their primary award?
Stephen Cornish, Director, Woodward Chartered Surveyors - The ungodly jumble: Residential address identifiers and embedded uncertainty
Michael Lawson, Chief Executive, and Graeme Winser, Strategy Director and Managing Director, Property Risk Inspection - The Great Pagoda at Kew: Its conservation and restoration
Clive Dawson, Director, Hockley & Dawson Consulting Engineers - The future of residential surveying, the standards that are set and the role of professionalism
Kate Charrington, Director, Projekt 3 - Is the heritage sector in Scotland failing on skills deficits and apprenticeship training? Measuring the impact of heritage led skills reporting and educational and training activities
William Napier, Chartered Building Surveyor, Adams Napier Partnership - Damage, compensation and betterment under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996
Mike Harry, Surveyor, Planning & Party Wall Specialists - Mould and damp in social housing: Insights from tenant research in Greater Manchester
Siobhan Kelly, Research Fellow, Phil Martin, Research Fellow, Graeme Sherriff, Co-Director, Sustainable Housing and Urban Studies Unit, University of Salford, and Joshua Pink, Associate Professor in Health Economics, Centre for Digital Innovations in Health & Social Care, University of Bradford - Detailing architectural papier mache ornament for ceilings and ‘other’ related ceiling enrichments such as composition and carton pierre
Richard Ireland, Principal, Richard Ireland Plaster & Paint - The recording of settlements
Lynsay Cargill, Legal Director, Morton Fraser MacRoberts - Who can hold security for expenses under The Party Wall etc. Act 1996?
Mikael Rust, Chartered Building Surveyor, Security For Expenses - Case studies on the Abbey Strand and Ravelston Dykes projects
Richard Fraser, Director, LIME RICH - Reviewing recent party walls case law
Matthew Hearsum, Real Estate Disputes Partner, Bexley Beaumont - How to enhance collaboration between surveyors and lawyers in the dilapidations process
Fiona Macgregor, Counsel, Dentons - Case study on the Provand’s Lordship refurbishment project
Kirsti Mackenzie, Heritage Consultant, John Gilbert Architects - How to strength client communication and reporting
Jay Ridings, Senior Director, TFT - How to enhance collaboration between surveyors and lawyers in the dilapidations process
Sheila Webster, Consultant, Thorntons - Case study on the St Oswald’s, Askrigg project
Andrew Boyce, Practice Director, Donald Insall Architects - Case study on the Jankes Barn project
Rachel Elliott, Associate Director, Lynch Architects - Assessing the risks, rewards, and responsible use of using AI and technology in dilapidations
Siddique Miah, Co-founder, leasedrop - What ‘good advice’ looks like in practice
Sam Palmes, Director of Technical Services, M7 Real Estate - The risks, rewards, and responsible use of using AI and technology in dilapidations
Nella Pang, Managing Director, Omega RE - How sustainable fit-out design, material reuse, and energy efficiency ambitions impact repair obligations and negotiation strategies
Danielle Purkis, Architect, Research Fellow, Head of Research & Development, UCL - The practical and evidential challenges of pricing schedules effectively
Claire Ramsey, Senior Associate, Hollis - A study into four decades of career outcomes for graduate building surveyors who go on to chartered status
Adrian Tagg, Associate Professor in Building Surveying, University of Reading