NBS Specification Report 2017 articles
In November 2016 we launched our latest survey in a bid to understand how the industry is changing the way it writes specifications as it continues to adopt digital ways of working. We're now ready to share the results in the NBS Specification Report 2017.
Download the NBS Specification Report 2017
As well as findings from the survey, the free-to-download report includes expert insight and analysis, including:
- The alternative to last minute specification, Stephen Hamil, Director of Research and Innovation, NBS
- A collection of views from around the industry including:
- Stewart Lunnis, Leander Design architecture + interiors
- Mark Taylor, Allies & Morrison
- David Wigglesworth, SFS intec
- Andy Jobling, Levitt Bernstein
- The legalities behind specifications, Sarah Wilson and Bal Manak, Watson Burton LLP
Here we share some of the articles that feature in the NBS Specification Report 2017.
In November 2016 we launched our latest survey in a bid to understand how the industry is changing the way it writes specifications as it continues to adopt digital ways of working. We're now ready to share the results in the NBS Specification Report 2017.
Our technical team author NBS specification products and are available to help customers who are using these tools for specification writing. The team members' backgrounds are diverse, with many years of experience working in the construction industry and producing their own specifications. Here we introduce you to some of the team as they share their specification experiences with you.
Richard Waterhouse, CEO, NBS and RIBA Enterprises introduces the 2017 NBS Specification Report.
Following the launch of the NBS Specification Report 2017, we asked four people working in the industry to share their experiences of specifications for construction with us in more detail.
Producing a specification doesn't have to be an afterthought. We show how early collaboration can help make the specification process run much more smoothly, resulting in much improved outputs.
