... to education and CPD was fundamental to meeting membership requirements, the question of how significant a barrier this presented was tested. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Surveying Oceania Europe This paper identifies the barriers and opportunities for chartered building...

... to practice in western Europe and North America. Revolving funds and non‐profit organisations are even more highly developed in the USA and operate on a national level (National Trust for Historic Preservation), state level (e.g. Preservation North Carolina) and the local level, and can initiate...

...Robert Pickard; Tracy Pickerill Throughout Europe there is an ever‐increasing number of properties or areas protected due to their cultural heritage interest. This results in obligations for owners (duties to maintain, keep in good repair, etc.). However, it is generally accepted that laws...

...P.K. Goulding Discusses the differences in approach between project management in the United Kingdom and in Europe, emphasizing the importance of the consultant due to differences in professional specialization on the continent. Explains the responsibilities of the project manager,touching...

...Tony Field Discusses the changes made in recent years to Building Regulations,concentrating on the introduction of the new system of building control in 1985, current reviews of the technical requirements, developments in Europe leading up to 1992 and changes in design and construction of buildings...