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Dispute Resolution Any disputes shall be resolved through good-faith negotiation between the parties. If unresolved, disputes will be referred to mediation in London, followed by binding arbitration under the rules of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. This process aligns with the platform’s commitment to rigorous, design-literate discourse, ensuring conflicts are addressed through structured, intellectual means rather than adversarial litigation.
Modifications MES Architecture reserves the right to update these Terms of Service at any time, with changes taking effect upon posting on the website or via email notification to registered users. Users are responsible for reviewing updates periodically, as the platform’s content—focusing on critical architecture—evolves to reflect shifting debates in the field. Continued use after changes constitutes acceptance.
User Conduct Users must not republish, modify, or commercially exploit content without explicit permission. The platform is intended for educational and critical engagement; unauthorized use, including plagiarism or misrepresentation of architectural arguments, may result in termination. All users agree to respect the intellectual rigor underpinning the site’s exploration of built environments.
General Provisions These Terms constitute the entire agreement between MES Architecture and its users. Termination may occur for breach of these Terms or at the platform’s discretion. For inquiries or disputes, refer to the Contact Us page. These Terms were last updated in 2017 and remain subject to revision in accordance with the platform’s evolving mission.