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[roundbyroundboxing]

@bivol_d just flipped the script. Photos: @muls96 / Matchroom #Boxing #Boxeo #CaneloBivol #AndStill #NewPlan #MatchroomBoxing #DAZN #Fight #RBRBoxing #RoundByRoundBoxing https://www.instagram.com/p/CdSNQQluGGN/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[gabbiescanlon]

#inktober day 6! #husky (ok it doesn't really fit). This concludes my first story for #inktober2019 . I wanted to be braver about using large areas of black (spot blacks) in this series. The next story I'll have a different approach all together #inktoberstory #sofar #shortstory #dramatic #blackandwhite #stylized #spotblacks #illustrations #comic #panel #thwarted #newplan #artistsoninsta https://www.instagram.com/p/B3Rea3oB7KW/?igshid=1okpn3r0suzw7

[faithhopelovepeaceblog]

Very exicted to start #SongOfSolomon by @SheReadsTruth. A perfect plan for the week of #Valentines 💙

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[archupnet]

Reducing High-Rise Approval Times: New Plan by Building Safety Regulator

Andy Roe, Chair of the Building Safety Regulator, has announced significant progress in reducing Gateway 2 approval times. Previously, approvals in London took up to 48 weeks and 43 weeks outside the capital. Current efforts bring this closer to the target of 12 weeks.

Streamlining Approval Processes

Since taking office last summer, Roe implemented several initiatives, including:

Bundling applications for faster processing.

Assigning Account Managers to major developers.

Overhauling the regulator’s IT system.

These measures have significantly reduced delays, allowing developers to know within a week whether their submissions have been validated, instead of waiting months as before.

Preparing for Gateway 3

With the regulator now independent from the Health and Safety Executive, Roe emphasized that the Gateway 3 stage, where completed projects must be signed off before occupancy, will not face the same challenges as Gateway 2. He stated: “We have a clear communication plan with developers, with Plan A, B, and C ready to ensure smooth operations.”

Addressing the Remediation Backlog

Roe noted that about 280 projects are still pending remediation cases, which currently take around 34 weeks. A plan will be announced in the coming weeks to reduce this to 8 weeks.

Future Outlook for Architects

For architects, these improvements in regulatory processes represent an opportunity to accelerate high-risk projects while maintaining safety standards. The focus on lower-risk works through new consultations allows designers to concentrate on more innovative designs without prolonged bureaucratic delays.

https://archup.net/egypt-real-estate-tax-incentives-and-economic-reform/ https://archup.net/luxury-architecture-and-the-impact-of-bitcoin-prices-on-construction-projects/ ✦ ArchUp Editorial Insight

The Building Safety Regulator’s recent reforms exemplify a Contemporary approach to regulatory architecture, where procedural efficiency becomes a design-enabling instrument rather than a bottleneck. By streamlining Gateway 2 approvals, introducing dedicated Account Managers, and upgrading IT infrastructure, the regulator enhances Functional Resilience, allowing high-risk projects to proceed without compromising safety standards. However, while reduced timelines promise greater agility, questions remain about the systemic capacity to manage the remaining remediation backlog and its implications for complex urban developments, raising concerns over Contextual Relevance when scaled across diverse boroughs. Nevertheless, this recalibration positions regulatory processes as integral to the built environment, offering architects new operational certainty and reinforcing the Architectural Ambition of innovation within safe, compliant frameworks.

Dive into the world of architecture – from bold concepts to global competitions – curated with ArchUp. #ArchUp #architecture

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[robeight]

I’ve got a new plan

4/20/2022

I’ve had successes. By most accounts, I’m a disciplined person. I do things every day about which other people might say, “I could never do that.” I will have been a vegetarian for 30 years this fall. I’ve been vegan for a year next month. I’ve been off sugar and any inebriants for over three years. I do yoga and exercise every day. I fast once a week and log all my meals. My daily habit game is pretty tight.

For the last decade, however, I’ve failed to transfer the discipline I exercise in other parts of my life to my business ventures. Today I plan to do just that. In public.

My day job is content creation. The product of my work mostly belongs to my clients, but there’s always some stuff that I produce each week that the client doesn’t use or I don’t think is a good fit for them. The first part of my new plan is to start sharing that content. 

My next step will be to start a weekly email. At the moment, I’m thinking the email will cover good news stories from the last week that I like, along with healthy living content.