Titlebook: Building Evaluation; Wolfgang F. E. Preiser Book 19891st edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1989 building.delivery.flow.futu

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On Delisle’s Geographical Projections that the planning of POE must not only satisfy professional criteria such as reliability and integrity, but that the fundamental strategy and planning of the POE should also be sensitive to the client’s personal, organizational and political context. Specifically, the chapter addresses the importa

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On the Construction of Geographical Mapsortunity to all architects, especially to not-yet-well-known architects. Furthermore, in big town planning and urban redevelopment projects, it is mandatory to involve the general public in the preparation and critique of planning proposals.

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Modern Approaches in Geophysicss the real world and bases the value on sentimental and subjective judgements. In that instance, value is the worth of the item to one individual alone. The determination of the value of an item may, on the other hand, be based on certain assumptions and analyses and arrived at in an objective fashi

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Solution of Algebraic Polynomial Systemsnt of how well a building performs on explicit criteria is more recent, but has existed for at least 25 years. This chapter argues that the role of POE in improving building performance has been inadvertently undermined by trying to make POE an academically acceptable form of evaluation research. PO

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Joseph L. Awange,Béla Paláncz,Lajos Völgyesiy seventies by a World Health Organization Expert Committee, it is “the study of Man in his circumstance.” It seeks knowledge on a definite subject: interactions between humans and environment. It has its own peculiar interdisciplinary methodology. It seeks knowledge of facts and the organization of