04/03/10
Article on Code Level 6 scheme published by ASRA
01/03/10
Assisting our clients with the most beneficial energy services
01/03/10
Warner Estates' Refurbishment Programme
01/03/10
Remodelling of Tonbridge Grammar School, Kent
01/03/10
The regeneration of the Mardyke Estate
01/03/10
calfordseaden are currently providing a range of services including building and quantity surveying, mechanical and electrical engineering and architecture, led by our Winchester office and supported by our regional offices. We have undertaken work in the Falklands Islands, Gibraltar, Germany, Northern Ireland, Brunei and Iraq.Keith Russell gives us an overview of our ongoing work.
01/03/10
As dilapidations specialists advising both landlords and tenants, and as project managers and architects overseeing the fitting out and re-organisation of work spaces, we are frequently involved in the debate as to the acceptability for retention of developers’ works. Terry Bartholomew explains.
01/03/10
calfordseaden are presently acting as Architects on the following schemes, and as Civil Engineer on Glebe Road, both up to planning application stage.
01/03/10
calfordseaden are acting as client representative and contract administrator on behalf of the Trustees and Executive Committee of Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha (SGSS). We are also acting as the architect on the refurbishment of Norwood Hall situated on the site of the new school, and as monitoring surveyor to the funders.
01/03/10
Over the past 24 months we have seen a marked increase in activity within the dilapidations sphere, as initially landlords sought to get tough with tenants but where more latterly, tenants have recognised their relative strength in a flat market and have applied pressure on the landlord through options to determine and renegotiation of rent free periods, etc. Terry Bartholomew explains how an update to the Civil Procedure Rules seeks to prevent a resultant upsurge in litigation.
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04/03/10
St John's Church, Wembley
Article on Code Level 6 scheme published by ASRA
01/03/10
Powerful Assistance
Assisting our clients with the most beneficial energy services
01/03/10
Moving into the 21st Century
Warner Estates' Refurbishment Programme
01/03/10
Top Marks for New School
Remodelling of Tonbridge Grammar School, Kent
01/03/10
Orchard Village
The regeneration of the Mardyke Estate
01/03/10
NAAFI Out in Force
calfordseaden are currently providing a range of services including building and quantity surveying, mechanical and electrical engineering and architecture, led by our Winchester office and supported by our regional offices. We have undertaken work in the Falklands Islands, Gibraltar, Germany, Northern Ireland, Brunei and Iraq.Keith Russell gives us an overview of our ongoing work.
01/03/10
Is there a Future for Category A Office Fit Outs?
As dilapidations specialists advising both landlords and tenants, and as project managers and architects overseeing the fitting out and re-organisation of work spaces, we are frequently involved in the debate as to the acceptability for retention of developers’ works. Terry Bartholomew explains.
01/03/10
Birmingham Update
calfordseaden are presently acting as Architects on the following schemes, and as Civil Engineer on Glebe Road, both up to planning application stage.
01/03/10
Khalsa Primary School, Southall
calfordseaden are acting as client representative and contract administrator on behalf of the Trustees and Executive Committee of Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha (SGSS). We are also acting as the architect on the refurbishment of Norwood Hall situated on the site of the new school, and as monitoring surveyor to the funders.
01/03/10
Dilapidations and the Recession
Over the past 24 months we have seen a marked increase in activity within the dilapidations sphere, as initially landlords sought to get tough with tenants but where more latterly, tenants have recognised their relative strength in a flat market and have applied pressure on the landlord through options to determine and renegotiation of rent free periods, etc. Terry Bartholomew explains how an update to the Civil Procedure Rules seeks to prevent a resultant upsurge in litigation.