Buildings, technology, and the gap between them. Craig writes about what he sees on site, what the industry gets wrong, and what better looks like.
Part 1 titled “The Building Detective” precedes this article, introducing ODEC which is applied below. It can be read beforehand, here. Here’s…
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12 May 2023 Maddy: Jonathan, we’re looking at a scenario for which there is absolutely no conceivable explanation. Jonathan: There’s always an…
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This article first appeared in the print edition of RICS Building Surveying Journal, July-August 2018, where it was edited for formatting and…
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Homes in Australia come in all shapes and sizes, but none more recognisable than the Queenslander home. The surveyor should be mindful…
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The second edition of the RICS Surveying safely guidance note, which became effective in February, contains valuable lessons for all surveyors (rics.org/surveyingsafely).…
Read more →29 September 2017 A client recently asked me, “what type of camera best suits your needs for surveys?” I enjoy photography as…
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According to the Q4 2016 Global PropTech Confidence Index prepared by MetaProp NYC, there are signs that both investors and the chief…
Read more →16 August 2016 The year is 2008. How do you collect and report on condition data from 1,500 domestic properties? A private…
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The profession is becoming increasingly comfortable with technology as it gains traction, and grows in relevance and importance, as table 1 indicates.…
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