Site theft — the traumatic effects of burglary on clients and builders
By Building Today writer Jo Bailey
In October last year, two weeks before I was...
Smarter than your average home
Dimming lights, motorised blinds, thermostats and timers were becoming the minimum expectations in new builds over a decade ago.
Year in review
This year has been significant for our sector. Before we take a well-deserved break, we should take a moment to reflect on...
Play the ‘holiday game’, and make some required changes
Terry Sage of Trades Coaching New Zealand says it’s time to play the holiday game — which means four or five days...
Contractual mistake in sale and purchase of a leaky house
Timothy Bates and Sabina Boyd of Auckland law firm Legal Vision review a recent case which concerned a contractual mistake in an...
Risky business
Architect Don Bunting wonders whether warranty insurance is the best way to ensure building quality?
The Ministry of Business...
Clarifying the case on climate change . . .
Terry Sage of Trades Coaching New Zealand responds to his responders, clarifying his stance on climate change.
Whoever said...
Non-compliant payment claim foils statutory demand process
Timothy Bates of Auckland law firm Legal Vision evaluates a case that addresses the interplay between the Construction Contracts Act 2002 and...
Cracking up
Architect Don Bunting discovers that building defects are an international issue.
I recently visited Sydney, specifically to see how the...
Recruiters add value to businesses
Building Recruitment managing director Kevin Everett explains why recruiters are every bit as important to your business as lawyers and accountants.