Architect's Pocket Book

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This fully revised pocket book compiles essential everyday information that architects and designers typically seek from various sources, often with difficulty. It serves both students and seasoned practitioners, filling a gap in available resources. The content encompasses planning, structure, services, building elements, and materials, making it practical for use at the drawing board and on-site. The author's selection is informed by extensive experience in architectural practice across public and private sectors. The latest edition reflects updates from the 2002 revisions to Building Regulations documents H, J, L1, and L2. With 38 years of architectural practice, Charlotte Baden-Powell has worked for British Rail and Sir Denys Lasdun before establishing her own practice in London and Bath, focusing on new constructions and the restoration of historic buildings. She has also contributed to the design discourse through writing and lecturing on kitchens and bathrooms, as well as authoring works on fireplace design. This book saves time by consolidating practical information, making it invaluable for students who may lack exposure to real-world applications. Additionally, it includes 36 pages of new content addressing a wide range of current issues, from bicycle parking to paint types.