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Geoff Wilkinson’s Regs: Part L and zero carbon
Speed is of the essence in the move towards zero carbon
Building Regulations
Updates on the Building Regulations, including regular columns from Regs expert Geoff Wilkinson
Geoff Wilkinson’s Regs: Design details
Don’t risk building failure through poor detailing
Geoff Wilkinson’s Regs: Construction Products Regulations
New European construction regulations could mean simpler rules and a wider variety of products
Geoff Wilkinson’s Regs: A mist opportunity
New water-mist systems use less water, and less space, than sprinklers
Geoff Wilkinson’s Regs: 21st-century Regs
Geoff Wilkinson explains how Building Regulations are being revised for the 21st century
Geoff Wilkinson’s Regs: Fees
Prices have almost doubled under increases to council fee scales, and fee undercutting is just the beginning
Geoff Wilkinson’s Regs: Part L and historic buildings
Creative solutions, energy efficiency and aesthetics: how Part L is affecting historic buildings
Geoff Wilkinson’s Regs: Part L arrives
The controversial new Part L is not only confusing, parts aren’t even ready
Building Regulations: Part L
[TECHNICAL & PRACTICE] The new energy-efficiency requirements of Part L of the Building Regulations come into force on 1 October. The AJ’s Regs columnist Geoff Wilkinson analyses the changes
The Regs: Fire risk assessments
Geoff Wilkinson analyses Fire Risk Assessments and Regulation 16B Fire Plans