A Guide to Keeping Out of Trouble
2nd Edition
Published on 1. October 2001
Book
Paperback/Softback
250 pages
978-1-85946-115-0 (ISBN)
Description
Now extended and updated, 'Keeping Out of trouble' is a highly successful guide for the student and seasoned practitioner alike, entertainingly highlighting the dangers and pitfalls of architectural practice. Not only are readers warned about where problems are likely to arise, they are advised on how to avoid them, and, if that is not possible, how to minimise the most adverse effects. As well as updated sections on how to keep out of trouble with clients, fees, building contracts, professional indemnity insurance, the law and the registration board, it has been supplemented with useful advice on copyright and extensions of time. Every Architect who feels the pressure of contemporary practice will welcome this new revision.
Now extended and updated, 'Keeping Out of trouble' is a highly successful guide for the student and seasoned practitioner alike, entertainingly highlighting the dangers and pitfalls of architectural practice. Not only are readers warned about where problems are likely to arise, they are advised on how to avoid them, and, if that is not possible, how to minimise the most adverse effects. As well as updated sections on how to keep out of trouble with clients, fees, building contracts, professional indemnity insurance, the law and the registration board, it has been supplemented with useful advice on copyright and extensions of time. Every Architect who feels the pressure of contemporary practice will welcome this new revision.
Now extended and updated, 'Keeping Out of trouble' is a highly successful guide for the student and seasoned practitioner alike, entertainingly highlighting the dangers and pitfalls of architectural practice. Not only are readers warned about where problems are likely to arise, they are advised on how to avoid them, and, if that is not possible, how to minimise the most adverse effects. As well as updated sections on how to keep out of trouble with clients, fees, building contracts, professional indemnity insurance, the law and the registration board, it has been supplemented with useful advice on copyright and extensions of time. Every Architect who feels the pressure of contemporary practice will welcome this new revision.
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Series
Edition
2nd Revised edition
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
RIBA Publications Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Edition type
Revised edition
Dimensions
Height: 245 mm
Width: 188 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-85946-115-0 (9781859461150)
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Previous edition
Owen Luder
A Guide to Keeping Out of Trouble
Book
09/1999
RIBA Enterprises
€32.38
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Person
Owen Luder is an architect and twice-elected past-President of the RIBA, with over 30 years in practice. He is currently expert witness, advisor on disputes and organiser of the successful Building Design Seminar programme.
Owen Luder is an architect and twice-elected past-President of the RIBA, with over 30 years in practice. He is currently expert witness, advisor on disputes and organiser of the successful Building Design Seminar programme.
Owen Luder is an architect and twice-elected past-President of the RIBA, with over 30 years in practice. He is currently expert witness, advisor on disputes and organiser of the successful Building Design Seminar programme.