Welcome to our September edition of 5 Useful Things. In these mid monthly emails we share with you 5 useful things we have come across during our work and personal time that we hope you will enjoy. This month we have a variety of discoveries that we hope you will get some value from. If you have stumbled across something that you think our readers would find useful, please let us know! 2. Something To Look Forward To3. Something To Watch4. Something to Read5. Something To Download We hope you find something here that perhaps you haven't stumbled across before. We'll continue to keep our eyes open to anything we think you will find useful or enjoy, and keep you updated every month with our 5 Useful Things. Thank you, as always, for reading our emails and showing us your love and support. It really means a lot. All our best, Emma and the First In Architecture Team |
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Building Safety Act for Principal Designers Toolkit To help you stay on top of your obligations, we’ve created the Building Safety Act Toolkit for Principal Designers. This resource includes over 30 ready-to-use documents to guide you through every stage of the project — from initial client consultation right through to handing over the design phase. You’ll find: Project checklists and risk assessment templates Fee proposal letters, terms and conditions, and appointment templates Client care...
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