The government has placed Private Finance Initiative at the heart of its strategy to reform public services in the UK. The main function of this reform is to provide quality public facilities to their users. This has seen PFI emerge as one of the key forms of Public Private Partnership delivery not just within the UK construction industry, but increasingly so on a global scale. Despite value for money being one of the core principles of PFI, questions have remained with regards to the quality of the finished projects delivered via this route particularly where design is concerned. This book investigates the role of quality of design within PFI, examining its importance and whether PFI is delivering facilities to a high standard of design quality.

Ebun Akinsete [BSc(Hons),MSc,ACIAT,AHEA]is a graduate of The University of Manchester and has worked in architectural practice on construction projects for major UK developers as well as private clients. She is currently a Graduate Teaching Associate at The University of Bolton, and undertaking a PhD in Regeneration and Sustainable Communities

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