... by forecasting what happens after the building is no longer required by the initial user. This research has attempted to capture the knowledge and experience of those responsible for advising the stakeholders that make the significant decisions in retail development. Whist the methods may have been less...

...Thomas Payne; Mike Hoxley Purpose In the UK, Japanese knotweed is an invasive, non‐native plant that has the potential to cause significant damage to buildings, foundations and development sites if left to establish. The plant's bamboo‐like stems can push their way through tarmac and expose...

..., and the configuration of the country, the defendants had the right to protect themselves against it, and the plaintiffs cannot complain although what the defendants did in so protecting themselves augmented the damage to them”. Development Floods Liability Nuisance Negligence There has been a tendency...

...James Douglas Continues the investigation into the development of ground floors in residential buildings. Focuses on the constructional features of traditional ground floors, both solid and suspended. Describes the influences that constructional form had on the development of ground floors...