Building Research & Information - v. 24, n. 5 (1996)

Erschienen:	1996

Autor(en)	Titel	Seite(n)
Friedman, Avi / Cammalleri, Vince	Advanced wood‐frame construction details in Canada: The effect of inadequate detailing on building performance has been a subject of concern both in North America and Europe. A study showed that 78% of all design deficiencies are related to poor detailing accounting for 59% of all costs of repairs	270-278
Edwards, David J. / Shaw, Tony / Holt, Gary D.	Electronic document management systems and the management of UK construction projects: Investigative research based on literature search and unstructured telephone interviews on electronic document management systems (EDMS) with a range of construction professions	287-292
Boussabaine, A. H. / Duff, A. Roy	An expert‐simulation system for construction productivity forecasting: Conformation method used to illustrate the uncertainty associated with expert's knowledge	279-286
Kaming, Peter F. / Olomolaiye, Paul O. / Holt, Gary D. / Kometa, Simon T. / Harris, Frank C.	Project managers’ perception of production problems — An Indonesian case study: Lack of material was considered of most importance to productivity problems whilst re‐work was equally a problem under kendall concordance analysis	302-310
Moore, David	The Renaissance: The beginning of the end for implicit buildability: Evolution of the architectural profession from vitruvius to the present considers the deliberate estrangement of the architect from the mechanical art of building and its attendant knowledge of the on‐site production process	259-269
Hassanein, Amr A. G. / Melin, John W.	Time constraints set by prime contractors for their sub‐contractors: Methods that prime contractors use in allocating time windows for their sub‐contractors are examined. The major activities are discussed and divided into pacing and non‐pacing types	293-301
Chen, Jean Jinghan / Wills, David	Urban housing reform in China — Policies and performance: Analysis of initial housing reform in China prior to 1993 pointing out reasons for lack of success and lessons to be learnt	311-317

Autor(en)

Titel

Seite(n)

Friedman, Avi / Cammalleri, Vince

Advanced wood‐frame construction details in Canada: The effect of inadequate detailing on building performance has been a subject of concern both in North America and Europe. A study showed that 78% of all design deficiencies are related to poor detailing accounting for 59% of all costs of repairs

270-278

Edwards, David J. / Shaw, Tony / Holt, Gary D.

Electronic document management systems and the management of UK construction projects: Investigative research based on literature search and unstructured telephone interviews on electronic document management systems (EDMS) with a range of construction professions

287-292

Boussabaine, A. H. / Duff, A. Roy

An expert‐simulation system for construction productivity forecasting: Conformation method used to illustrate the uncertainty associated with expert's knowledge

279-286

Kaming, Peter F. / Olomolaiye, Paul O. / Holt, Gary D. / Kometa, Simon T. / Harris, Frank C.

Project managers’ perception of production problems — An Indonesian case study: Lack of material was considered of most importance to productivity problems whilst re‐work was equally a problem under kendall concordance analysis

302-310

Moore, David

The Renaissance: The beginning of the end for implicit buildability: Evolution of the architectural profession from vitruvius to the present considers the deliberate estrangement of the architect from the mechanical art of building and its attendant knowledge of the on‐site production process

259-269

Hassanein, Amr A. G. / Melin, John W.

Time constraints set by prime contractors for their sub‐contractors: Methods that prime contractors use in allocating time windows for their sub‐contractors are examined. The major activities are discussed and divided into pacing and non‐pacing types

293-301

Chen, Jean Jinghan / Wills, David

Urban housing reform in China — Policies and performance: Analysis of initial housing reform in China prior to 1993 pointing out reasons for lack of success and lessons to be learnt

311-317

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