Robert Klaschka, founder of EvrBilt explores the various benefits of digital technology including the techniques of monitoring the performance of design, set up, and construction; from BIM to laser surveying, from data storage to automated productivity.

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A conversation with three architects and academics in Lviv to talk about historical conservaton and cultural memory, regeneration and reconstruction, and the hopes for the future.

Interview:

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NB: The image is of a protected statue wrapped by the Lviv Foundation for the Preservation of Architectural and Historical Monuments.

Jasmine Blood on Running a Project.

Jasmine Blood is an experienced project director at Kendall Kingscott in Bristol with schemes across a variety of sectors including residential, retail and healthcare sectors. This podcast discusses the strategic and managerial issues of running a project.

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Geoff Wilkinson is the Managing Director of Wilkinson Construction Consultants, a a specialist building control services practice, based in London and the South East. In this programme, Geoff talks about the changing nature of the Building Safety Act, Fire Safety and risk, and key issues to be award of in forthcoming Approved Documents.

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Peter Rainier is the Principal Director of Planning at DMH Stallard, an award winning law firm with several offices in the south-east of England.

In this programme, we’ll discuss some of the frameworks, regulations, structures and policies that determine the planning process.

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Craig Allison is Chair of the National Association of Planning Enforcement, and a Senior Planning Enforcement Officer at Hambleton District Council.

In this programme, we’ll discuss what happens when you carry out work without necessary planning permission, or in contravention to a granted planning permission and its conditions.

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Paul Bussey, senior technical consultant at AHMM, an expert on Health and Safety and author of "CDM 2015: A Practical Guide for Architects and Designers”. In this programme, Paul talks about the issues essential for the changing role and duties of the Principal Designer.

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Lisa Raynes is the founder and CEO of Pride Road Architects, an architectural franchise business model. She is the past-Chairperson of the RIBA’s North-West Sole Practitioners Group and this podcast explores the core requirements for a business start-up, but also Lisa’s unique take on franchising architecture.

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Peter Ullathorne of Ullathorne Consultancy originally contributed to the first edition of the AJ Office Handbook and is now - amongst other things - an RIBA Accredited Client Advisor. This podcast explores how to better inform and direct clients on their roles and responsibilities.

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Tom Cronin is the practice manager of ADP architects - an AJ100 practice with multiple studios across the UK, in the EU and India.

This podcast deals with the initial stages of setting up a practice – from insurance, contracts, cash flow and liabilities, but also addresses employment law from the position of employee… as well as from the employer’s perspective.

Hosted by Austin Williams

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