Opinion

We don’t have a revolution, but we must embrace reform

Thoughtful change is key to building safety improvement, says Andrew Leslie

Staged submissions and the Building Safety Levy: the devil’s in the detail

Spring heralds a wealth of plans, projects and initiatives

Regulation versus commercial reality

Has the industry misread the principal designer?

Leading from the front to improve competence

A new approach could break the logjam of Gateway 2 delays

Can we stand the heat?

Lessons unlearned? Housing, risk and the illusion of progress

Spending review – can government deliver on its promises?

Why is cultural and behavioural change in construction not happening?

Compliant clients are key to safety

Happy birthday APS: 30 years of fighting for safety

Can we get serious now?

Managing delays in the building safety Gateways process

More work is needed to improve competence on building safety

A year of building safety changes: reflections and the path forward

Why insurers are concerned about the new principal designer role

Behaviours are key to competency

The Principal Contractor role under the Building Safety Act

Welcome – a busy summer awaits the APS