All Practice articles – Page 2
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FeaturesDon't get caught out by the new pension rules
Architect firms risk huge fines for failing to enroll their staff onto a pension scheme
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FeaturesWhat the new apprenticeship levy means for you
Firms with salary bills over £3m will have to pay the apprenticeship levy but small practices can benefit from 90% of their training costs paid by government
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FeaturesGoing from over here to over there
Global construction is set to boom over the next decade, so where are UK construction consultants most in demand?
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FeaturesCan your architecture practice weather a media storm?
The best practices survive and thrive
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FeaturesIntroverts should be something to shout about
How to harness the power of the quiet man — and woman — in your practice
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FeaturesWhat architects need to know to succeed in 2014
Opportunities exist in the UK’s improving economy if you embrace them, says the RIBA’s Richard Brindley
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FeaturesBuilding relationships
Urban Projects Bureau director Alex Warnock-Smith shares his top three tips for architects interested in social engagement
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FeaturesArchitects are less motivated than the average employee
A new study reveals what affects the productivity of employees in architecture practices - and the results ain’t pretty
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FeaturesHow to deal with an architect who gets carried away with their own ideas
Top tips on dealing with team members who have their head in the clouds from Monkey Puzzle Training’s John McLachlan
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FeaturesHow can I keep on top of my practice’s rapid expansion?
Even for successful London firms, maintaining growth might mean looking overseas
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FeaturesInternal communications: why it's still good to talk
Sharing intelligence is crucial for any practice, and there’s no better medium than an informal chat
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FeaturesIs the grass greener in Germany?
The Germans have fee scales, the Irish have their own privileges… but UK architects have no reason to envy them
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AnalysisHow to start a practice: J - R
More of BD’s A to Z guide of how to start an architecture practice
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FeaturesIs architecture a tale of two professions?
Richard Brindley examines the RIBA’s Benchmarking survey findings
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FeaturesTips for setting up a new practice
Our money expert discusses different business structures
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FeaturesCan we compete with suicidal fee bids?
No one wins by working at a loss, says our expert, but it pays to run a tight ship and emphasise added value
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FeaturesWill EU changes let me register?
The fiendish complexity of international professional regulation is under scrutiny, but results may take a while
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