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I am familiar with the Facebook page titled ‘Are you being served?’ Notwithstanding, it has never appeared in my feed. I suspect that I have neither joined, liked, nor followed the said page. Evidently, certain images disseminated on this page have precipitated this article on Times of Malta. This narrative delves into the safety considerations […]

In this hypothetical scenario, I find myself in the role of an architect overseeing a restoration project. The project involves the removal of a stone slab roof supported by a series of stone arches. Interestingly, adjoining rooms on either side of this structure possess similar roof designs, with arches aligning precisely with those in my […]

The Sofia public Inquiry is currently in full swing, with the summoning of both current and former officials from regulatory bodies associated with construction and its related sectors. Their testimonies aim to shed light on the current state of affairs within the Maltese construction industry. From what we’ve already observed, some striking conclusions have emerged, […]

The establishment of the Building Construction Authority aimed to enhance regulatory oversight within the construction industry. I was assigned the responsibility of drafting the Building and Construction Authority Act, and I recall a robust discussion with parliamentary members during the committee stage. Representatives from both political parties, along with figures like Andre Pizzuto, the president […]

In recent days, I have been closely examining the responsibilities of various stakeholders who are recognized by law and carry essential obligations on construction sites. In my previous blog posts, I have already discussed the crucial role of masons in construction. Today, I am writing an opinion piece for the Times of Malta, where my […]