The foundations of the Kamra were laid amid the Sette Giugno uprisings of 1919 when, despite the turmoil brought about by the riots and the end of the Spanish flu pandemic, the new Governor, Field Marshall Herbert Charles Onslow Plumer brought into force the Architects’ Ordinance on the 25th July 1919. Less than a year later, on the 12th June 1920, he enacted Government Notice 202, which established the Chamber of Architects, now known as the Kamra tal-Periti. A century later, the profession is going…

The overhauling of LN 136 of 2019, the fulfilment of the Letter of Commitment signed by Government on 2nd August 2019, and the implementation of the Kamra’s A Modern Building & Construction Regulation Framework for Malta have been the Council’s top priority for over two years. The core objectives behind the Council’s agenda are: Ensuring that the regulation of construction processes follows similar regulation in other European Member States and international best practice to promote public safety and quality; Ensuring…

The Council of the Kamra hereby advises that the Annual General Meeting of the Kamra tal-Periti will be held at 17:30hrs on Tuesday, 15th February 2022. The venue will be confirmed in the coming days. Minutes, reports and motions will also be published ahead of the AGM.   Nomination forms for the post of Honorary Secretary and Council Members are available below. Nominations and motions will be accepted until noon on Monday 14th February 2022 via email on info@kamratalperiti.org.  …

The overhauling of LN 136 of 2019, the fulfilment of the Letter of Commitment signed by Government on 2nd August 2019, and the implementation of the Kamra’s A Modern Building & Construction Regulation Framework for Malta have been the Council’s top priority for almost three years.   The vilification and abuse of the profession over the years to accommodate speculative interests of those with little to no regard to quality and public safety, and the exploitation of the profession to…