Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... building , can be with equal competence carried out by someone with a purely engineering knowledge , shows a misconception of the architect's indis- pensable function and of the work neces- sary for the design and erection of a building ...
... building , can be with equal competence carried out by someone with a purely engineering knowledge , shows a misconception of the architect's indis- pensable function and of the work neces- sary for the design and erection of a building ...
Page 24
... building owner , to see that the building owner pays for what he gets and no more . The architect is not allowed under the Code of Conduct of the Institute to have any financial interest of any kind in any building for which he is ...
... building owner , to see that the building owner pays for what he gets and no more . The architect is not allowed under the Code of Conduct of the Institute to have any financial interest of any kind in any building for which he is ...
Page 47
... Building Acts , then of course a great many questions arise upon which Architects have common feeling , and upon which the Institute comes forward as their pro- tagonist . With regard to that at the time being there is nothing in the ...
... Building Acts , then of course a great many questions arise upon which Architects have common feeling , and upon which the Institute comes forward as their pro- tagonist . With regard to that at the time being there is nothing in the ...
Page 48
... Building Acts . Has the Institute at all times been willing to co - operate not only with the London County Council but with any other County Council , City Council or Borough Corporation , in advising as to the framing of their bye ...
... Building Acts . Has the Institute at all times been willing to co - operate not only with the London County Council but with any other County Council , City Council or Borough Corporation , in advising as to the framing of their bye ...
Page 49
... building trade a form of contract that will not consider all the interests concerned . - Well , Sir , on that I ... building industry at all and tried to force that upon the building industry . Is it con- templated that a repetition of ...
... building trade a form of contract that will not consider all the interests concerned . - Well , Sir , on that I ... building industry at all and tried to force that upon the building industry . Is it con- templated that a repetition of ...
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