Construction companion to briefing.

By:

Hyams, David

Series: RIBA Construction Companion SeriesPublication details: London RIBA Publications 2001Description: xiv,143p. ; 24cmISBN:

1859460887

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LOC classification:

658.404

Summary: A best practice guide, based on the latest edition of the RIBA Plan of Work, which stresses the importance of briefing to achieve a successful design and meet the client's expectations.

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