Building Research & Information - v. 22, n. 3 (1994)

Erschienen:	1994

Autor(en)	Titel	Seite(n)
Leather, Phillip / Mackintosh, Sheila	Care or repair? Home improvement agencies in the UK: The particular characteristics of the UK housing stock and the increasing proportion of older households on low incomes that own their own homes have given rise to a problem which is probably unique in terms of magnitude. This has led to the growth of services to help older home owners to repair and improve their houses on a scale which is not found elsewhere in Europe or North America	150-158
Rowlinson, Steve / Yin, Thomas To Chung / Ng, Julian	Computer‐assisted learning and construction law: The PRC experience: Computer‐assisted learning (CAL) makes use of artificial intelligence (AI) and can help improve students' thinking and problem‐solving skills. In this paper existing systems and models have been studied and compared in order to develop a model for use in Hong Kong	167-173
Whitehead, Christine	Developments in the provision of housing finance in the UK: Main changes in UK housing financing since 1979 recorded, including owner‐occupied and rented sectors with particular reference to the role of housing associations	144-149
Solomon‐Ayeh, K. A.	Studies of strengths of stabilized laterite blocks and rendering mortars: Strength of Ghanaian mortars for jointing laterite blocks has in the past been overspecified, this study looks at suitable ratios of materials for mortars appropriate for overall strength of constrution	159-166
Kaka, Ammar P. / Price, Andrew D.	A survey of contractors’ corporate planning and financial budgeting: Contractors lack effective and accurate methods of corporate planning, financial budgeting and cashflow forecasting identified in survey of 15 British construction companies	174-182
Sutherland, John / Serjeantson, Meyrick	Te Papa Tongarewa — The Museum of New Zealand: Electronic data transfer and large public projects: A combination of a number of internationally known but locally innovative procedures and systems introduced to a large and complex building project	183-186

Autor(en)

Titel

Seite(n)

Leather, Phillip / Mackintosh, Sheila

Care or repair? Home improvement agencies in the UK: The particular characteristics of the UK housing stock and the increasing proportion of older households on low incomes that own their own homes have given rise to a problem which is probably unique in terms of magnitude. This has led to the growth of services to help older home owners to repair and improve their houses on a scale which is not found elsewhere in Europe or North America

150-158

Rowlinson, Steve / Yin, Thomas To Chung / Ng, Julian

Computer‐assisted learning and construction law: The PRC experience: Computer‐assisted learning (CAL) makes use of artificial intelligence (AI) and can help improve students' thinking and problem‐solving skills. In this paper existing systems and models have been studied and compared in order to develop a model for use in Hong Kong

167-173

Whitehead, Christine

Developments in the provision of housing finance in the UK: Main changes in UK housing financing since 1979 recorded, including owner‐occupied and rented sectors with particular reference to the role of housing associations

144-149

Solomon‐Ayeh, K. A.

Studies of strengths of stabilized laterite blocks and rendering mortars: Strength of Ghanaian mortars for jointing laterite blocks has in the past been overspecified, this study looks at suitable ratios of materials for mortars appropriate for overall strength of constrution

159-166

Kaka, Ammar P. / Price, Andrew D.

A survey of contractors’ corporate planning and financial budgeting: Contractors lack effective and accurate methods of corporate planning, financial budgeting and cashflow forecasting identified in survey of 15 British construction companies

174-182

Sutherland, John / Serjeantson, Meyrick

Te Papa Tongarewa — The Museum of New Zealand: Electronic data transfer and large public projects: A combination of a number of internationally known but locally innovative procedures and systems introduced to a large and complex building project

183-186

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