New York 'Architect' Says He Never Saw Plans for 642 Feet Tall Building
An architect lent his license to a New York City developer to approve buildings he didn’t design, according to an investigation by The New York Times.
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An architect lent his license to a New York City developer to approve buildings he didn’t design, according to an investigation by The New York Times.
A retired architect lent his license to approve plans for a Hudson Yards building. But he says he never actually reviewed them.
Branko Miletic Max Rafferty has 20 years’ experience within the construction industry and is currently Master Builders Australia National Technical Policy Manager. He represents the MBA on the Building Codes Committee which provides Technical advice the Australian Building Codes Board, and a number of Australian Standards Committees including BD 038 Wet Areas In Buildings. He has also worked as a Construction Auditor within Government and has experience in residential and commercial construction, including everything from concreting to site management. Max explains to Talking Architecture ...
Downloads: Max Rafferty has 20 years’ experience within the construction industry and is currently Master Builders Australia National Technical Policy Manager. He represents the MBA on the Building Codes Committee which provides Technical advice the Australian Building Codes Board, and a number of Australian Standards Committees including BD 038 Wet Areas In Buildings. He has also worked as a Construction Auditor within Government and has experience in residential and commercial construction, including everything from concreting to site management. Max explains to Talking Architecture & D...
Local News Briefs: Conesville crash injures two Staff Report COSHOCTON - Two individuals suffered minor injuries in a traffic crash Monday afternoon in Conesville. The Coshocton County Sheriff's Office said the incident occurred at approximately 3:21 p.m. at the intersection of Marquand Avenue and State Street. Deputies determined that Heather Cox, 43, of Conesville, was traveling east on State Street in a Dodge truck with dump bed. She went left of center, forcing a four-door Toyota heading west off the right side of the road. The Toyota struck a guide wire to a power pole. The Toyota wa...