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"Changes in working practices, new legislation, and a large body case law are all reflected in the new versions of the contract, which have been reduced from six to three by combining the local authorities and private editions.Guide to SBC05, which folows on from her excellent JCT98, is a straightforward and comprehensive analysis of the new form in the light of today's legal and practice landscape. The contract's provisions, procedures and supplementary conditions are spelled out knowledgeably and are organised by theme. The hard-pressed practitioner will be particulary pleased to see the useful indexes and clause comparison table, and will doubtless come to depend on being able to dip quickly into the book for specific help during the course of the job."

"On very small projects, many architects prefer to formalise their appointment by means of a letter rather than lengthier standard RIBA Agreements. This guide points out the risks and pitfalls to avoid when using letter contracts, ensuring your letter contracts are suitable for the project in hand."

"Highlights the areas where things consistently go wrong listing common mistakes that can usually be avoided. Many of these mistakes may appear obvious but are consistently made and are at the heart of many disputes such as those concerning 'negligence' and 'breach of contract claims' against architects. "

"If you need to know about engaging the services of an architect, this RIBA guide is for you. Straightforward and completely up to date, it sets out everything that you as a client - whether for domestic, commercial, small or large projects - needs to be aware of."

"This book helps the practitioner improve the information skills of small practices, and helps the development and implementation of information strategies that can create competitive advantage foe small practices. Drawn information is a practical reference to the essential topic of generating information in the form of 'production' documents, particulary drawings, on a day-to-day basis from a typical small-based pracice."

"Written by a highly respected architect who has made a success of starting his own architecture business, "Guide to Starting a Practice" is a comprehensive, straightforward and completely up-to-date guide to the myriad issues and key steps to take in the process."

"Effective design management presents a challenge and an opportunity for architects. How are they to manage increasingly-complex teams of consultants as well as increasingly-iterative design processes, while still maximising creativity? This clear guide sets out simple, practical processes which do exactly that. Introducing the ?Eight Essential Design Management Tools?, it is packed with simple, practical ways that the design process can be planned, organised, and managed, including tactics and ?soft skills? for team-leaders, advice on cost, risk, and procurement, as well as the key considerations for reconciling a complexiterative design programme against the RIBA Plan of Work. This short book will help students to senior architects looking to improve how their design teams harness efficient, switched on management skills to design high-quality buildings on time and on budget."