#building-regulations

#building-regulations

Sir Keir Starmer plans to streamline building regulations in the UK to boost economic growth and homeownership.

City Council approved a zoning change allowing a 120-foot building, sparking significant opposition from nearby residents.

No injuries reported after rigging gear fell near South Station; investigation launched.

Rebuilding after hurricanes requires sustainable practices, but homeowners face high costs, regulatory misunderstandings, and insurance challenges.

Shipping container homes are an affordable and sustainable housing option that appeals to a variety of buyers.

Homeowners in Brownstone Brooklyn are reacting to new mandated parapet wall inspections, triggering confusion and anxiety regarding compliance and inspection legitimacy.

Hurricane Helene's impact was worsened by decades of construction policies in North Carolina that favored homebuilders over safety regulations.

Choosing the right building control route is crucial for self builders, especially post-Building Safety Act.

Research thoroughly and understand the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) to increase the chances of your planning application being approved.

Building regulations approval is crucial for construction projects to meet safety, health, and environmental standards.

One main point is the probable approval of drought contingency and water conservation plans by the Council to comply with a deadline, followed by ongoing discussions and updates.

The omission of embodied carbon in the Future Homes Standard's consultation could hinder achieving net-zero ambitions.

The 1961 law in Manhattan restricts building sizes, exacerbating the housing shortage.

Studies show the law may have cost NYC 200,000 apartments over the years.

Austin is facing challenges in implementing equitable housing policies due to population and income growth alongside state laws limiting inclusionary zoning.

Removing parking minimums and increasing density on residential properties are crucial steps to address the housing demand in Austin.