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Second Edition
By
Arthur Thompson, Formerly a consultant, UK
Description
This book explains how architects obtain and administer work from the moment the contract is signed, to the handing over of the finished
building to the client and is an indispensible guide to all architecture students.
This second edition has been thoroughly updated and
expanded. It now includes significant additions to the section on design constraints, a new section on quality assurance and management
and information on new acts and regulations introduced since the publication of the first edition. Other sections on subjects such as
the Building Regulations, use of computers and standard forms and letters have been brought up to date.
Audience
Further and higher education students of architecture, architectural technology, the built environment and construction.
Contents
Setting the scene * Background to architectural practices * Organisation and business side of architectural practices * Architectural
practitioners and the law * Technical information * General office practice * Design constraints * Design procedures generally * Pre-contract
procedures * Contract procedures * Standard documentation * Words phrases and abbreviations * Questions.
| Bibliographic details |
Paperback, 336 pages, publication date: OCT-1998
ISBN-13: 978-0-340-71941-1
ISBN-10: 0-340-71941-9
Imprint: ARCHITECTURAL PRESS
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