Permits Safety Site Zoning 
Santa Cruz Architect
APRIL 30, 2023
The discretionary permitting process is often used by local governments to ensure that proposed land uses are compatible with existing land uses, and that they do not pose an undue risk to public health, safety, or welfare. as to whether or not the permit should be granted. as to whether or not the permit should be granted.
Architecture Here and There
NOVEMBER 27, 2023
Yet demolition permits are, according to the Providence Journal, in the works for all three – no one seems to know who applied for them, or for what purpose – and so the houses are sitting ducks awaiting their sad fate. Someone has it in for a row of decent old houses on Angell Street. Specifically, they are Nos. 209, 211 and 217.
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DesignScape Architects
APRIL 11, 2023
Commercial architects need to cater to the public and understand how large groups use communal spaces while maximising functionality, comfort, and safety for everyone who enters the building. Health and safety requirements will also be included in the design of buildings for healthcare institutions.
Community Architect Daily
MARCH 18, 2022
Many good things seem to be in the offing, many having to do with efficiency of the nearly 400 employee department itself, whether it is for permits or the release of federal grant money to small local recipients who suffer because payments take forever. Those zones can also be selected as one of the filters in the Buy Into Baltimore maps.
Design Thoughts Architects
FEBRUARY 23, 2024
Location and Site Conditions: The building site’s geographical location and specific conditions can impact construction costs. Regulatory Requirements and Permits: Compliance with building codes, permits, and other regulatory requirements is essential.
Portland Architecture
DECEMBER 12, 2022
At the moment this includes a handful of houses in different urban and natural sites around the Puget Sound region, and a pair of mixed-use buildings here in Portland with visionary developer and friend Ryan Zygar. What is your favorite building project that you’ve worked on? .
Landscape Architecture Magazine
DECEMBER 21, 2023
Interview by Jennifer Reut Emily Lewis, ASLA, working on-site; at DuBois & King, she focuses on community planning and design for small towns in New England. One of the interesting things about the town is we don’t have zoning, but what we do have, what we’re working on right now, is site plan regulations.
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