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020			_a0854068406
035			_a(Sirsi) u80695
041			_aeng
050			_a690.072
110			_aRoyal Institution of Chartered Surveyors _94900
245			_aCOBRA `97 : construction and building research conference held at the University of Portsmouth, 10-12 September 1998 [i.e 1997] _h[electronic resource]
260			_aLondon _bRICS _c1998
300			_a484p. ; 30cm.
350			_a30
505			_aModelling and estimating the reliability of construction components.
505			_aChemical treatment residues in buildings.
505			_aThe urgency of building maintenance management in South Africa with specific reference to low cost housing.
505			_aProject management : a growing profession but still misunderstood.
505			_aThe impact of compulsory competitive tendering on the management of public sector housing stock.
505			_aAn evaluation of construction clients` effort in achieving their project needs.
505			_aAddressing the risk of fire during the construction refurbishment process by better management.
505			_aA strategy for effective material control on housebuilding sites : a case study.
505			_aThe insensitivity of the procurement process in the UK construction industry to the problems of occasional buyers form the industry : the potential for the chartered surveyor as principal adviser.
505			_aRisk analysis and management for major construction projects.
505			_aCorporate objectives, facilities, measurement and use : a university case study.
505			_aSmall is different : a strategy of effective management of maintenance in non profit making organisations.
505			_aFactors associated with insolvencies amongst civil engineering contractors in South Africa.
505			_aDomestic subsidence claims : is there a role for the chartered building surveyor?
505			_aAn appraisal of European construction productivity for insitu concrete buildings.
505			_aFacility management and security.
505			_aThe development of strategic facilities management within a government research establishment.
505			_aQuantity and inexactitude in facilities management.
505			_aThe role of building and facilities management in disaster recovery planning.
505			_aThe potential of the quantity surveyor as reflective practitioner.
505			_aDiscovering an individuals risk behaviour profile
505			_aThe effectiveness of the briefing process in the attainment of client objectives for construction projects in South Africa.
505			_aDoes the possession of the ISO 9000 certificate provide a measure of quality?
505			_aUsing interactive multi-media in the teaching of the construction process.
505			_aA neurofuzzy model for predicting the cost and duration of construction projects.
505			_aAn investigation of the application of artificial neural networks to the forecast of construction demand.
505			_aUser interaction and user response in a mixed mode, mechanically and naturally ventilated building.
505			_aA model for considering operational property as an enabling resouce to business.
505			_aThe failiure prediction of UK private construction companies.
505			_aNew environments for working : the future of the office.
505			_aDesigning for short life : a study into the development of resuable packaged building services in the healthcare sector.
505			_aThermal improvements in commercial office refurbishments : a comparison of current practice in Amsterdam, Hamburg, London, New York and Toronto.
505			_aIntelligent buildings : engineering services integration via virtual management information systems.
505			_aThe conversion of agricultural buildings in Shropshire.
505			_aThe emotional content of the physical space.
650			_aRefurbishment _96264
650			_aBUILDING PERFORMANCE
650			_aCONFERENCE PAPERS
650			_aCONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
650			_aCONSTRUCTION RESEARCH
650			_aFACILITIES MANAGEMENT _96240
650			_aFORECASTING
650			_aProcurement-old
650			_aMANAGEMENT-PROJECT MANAGEMENT
942			_n0 _2ddc
948			_c05/09/1997
999			_c96626 _d96626